PWSS is a command-line password manager, in the spirit of pws Distinguishing features: - pwss manages different password files - a password file can store multiple entries - entries can be of different types (e.g., Entry, CreditCard, BankAccount) - each type stores specific information (e.g., card_number for CreditCards) - a password file can be encrypted or stored in plain text (if you wish to do so) - decrypt and encrypt commands allow one to edit password files with a text editor - clipboard integration - multi-platform

Compiler for Number Stories questions

nvalt-a-like for the cli

This should probably never be used for anything but learning.

High performance background job processing

A Ruby clone of the awesome Webdis Redis web API

See the latest commits in the Rails repository on GitHub.

Applyng components for rails

A simple gem that allows you to copy a rails project

A Growl notification library that uses native c bindings to interact with GrowlApplicationBridge rather than Growl's network API.

Only images are handled for now. Totally not that battle heardened

Checks redis for alert conditions and adds keys to a set when a value is round to be out of range

A tool to manage Debian repositories

A ethereum full node written in ruby.

A simple tool for updating local git repositories.

Run tests, linters, security audits, and formatters with a single command. Reviewer wraps your code quality tools into a consistent interface with git-aware file targeting, auto-detection, and multiple output formats.

Ruby code rewriter. Currently just a proof of concept.

Backup & Restore attributes of objects in a directory

Refactors pieces of old websites so they can be hosted again or archived.

Makes updating Gemfile and friends easy for a lot of projects at once.