A new templating system for Rails

Capybara Script Runner

Produce nicely formatted PDFs of story cards for printing

A gem to download bucket data from CaseBlocks

Celluloid Benchmark realistically load tests websites. Write expressive, concise load tests in Ruby. Use Rubinius and Celluloid forpec high concurrency. Use Mechanize for a realistic (albeit non-JavaScript) browser client.

Display cheat sheets for a variety of programs, tools and libraries, right on the command line.

Parse and set environment variables on hosting providers

Jenkins job generator

Sends deployment notifications based on deployments that occur on CircleCI.

An encapsulation of a convention I have been using with the slop, nenv, inifile and configatron gems for quick and dirty development of command-line based utility programs. Slop parses ARGV; Nenv parses ENV; inifile parses INI; Configatron keeps it all together. YAML and ERB preprocessing is also available. Ruby configuration files are also supported. and you can specify multiple config files of mixed types at once.

Opinionated framework for Ruby CLI applications that provides logging, cli argument parsing, daemonizing, configuration, testing, and even remote control of long running processes

Clock active window. Time tracker by window name.

Uses EC2 instance tags to locate all the running instances in a given cluster, grouped by role.

Build AWS CloudFormation JSON templates from a YAML file structure

Downloads statistics from GitHub and builds a nice HTML report

Get desktop notifications for Code4Lib votes

http://thecodelesscode.com contains many humorous and interesting fables and koans. The authors have open-sourced these fables, and many tanslations, available at https://github.com/aldesantis/the-codeless-code. This tool provides a CLI to filter through these fables and view them.

A framework for combining natural speech processing tools with public APIs. Basic functions work out of the box, and with a bit of configuration you can get weather information, manage your google calendar, or access wolfram alpha, all using your voice or natural language text. If you want more functionality, it's easy to associate your own code with a keyword or speech category. Try the demo interface by tweeting @Cogibara

Some simple command line commands to manage tracks generated by the Columbus family of GPS loggers (CSV format).

The no-nonsense build tool for embedded software