Briefing is a presentation tool that lets you create slides from a text file written in Markdown. By executing 'briefing' command and specifying a text file, you can show it as a beautiful slides in your web browser.

Adds syntax highlighting and some other code stuff to Markdown

CLI tool for bath csv file processing via BriteVerify API

BRLL is literaly an one line Alias programming language made with love in ruby, adds a new syntax and etc...

This gem is used to query Brocade Network Advisor via API

Simple utility to automate the importing of data through the Quickbase API by polling a folder queue for new files, and pushing the data to your Quickbase apps.

browser application template

Your Friendly Continuous Integration server. Easy, fun and painless!

sinatra app to manage web app exceptions

Buildboard is an Integrity style dashboard for CI Joe

A mini rack app that converts buildkite webhooks into datadog APM traces

A build notifier server for Jenkins CI that controls an XFD over HTTP

Ruby ACME v2 Certificate Authority

Demonstrates some principles of distributed systems

Bunto::Admin is a drop in administrative framework for Bunto sites.

Simple pub/sub messaging for the web

Simple pub/sub messaging for the web

Buttless gives you a way to quickly flesh out an API in detail. It generates sexy documentation. And, you can quickly run the API and simulate various scenarios without neededing a backend.

Love Sinatra, but feel it's just a little too minimalistic? Think Rails is way too bloated these days? Buzzard provides a set of modules for Sinatra and a minimalistic application generator. The modules provide a set of common, useful functionality for web application development without the overhead associated with heavier frameworks like Rails. Out of the box, your generated application will be configured with a set of modules providing functionality like data access via Ruby/DBI and session management. Further, placeholders are generated so you can see your application working right away. The best part is that you can pick and choose the bits of buzzard you want to use. Don't like Ruby/DBI? Use something else! Don't need sessions? You don't have to! Install the buzzard gem, then run "buzzard hello-world" to generate your first application.

A converter from a raw HTML to an Atom feed. You can use it to watch sites that do not provide its own feed