SAML Ruby toolkit. Add SAML support to your Ruby software using this library

cross platform mac address determination for ruby

SAML toolkit for Ruby on Rails

Rhodes mobile framework

Microsoft Azure Client Library for Ruby

CI Joe is a simple Continuous Integration server.

A tool for building software packages with fpm.

小説家になろうで公開されている小説の管理、及び電子書籍データへの変換を支援します。縦書用に特化されており、横書き用に特化されたWEB小説を違和感なく縦書で読むことが出来るようになります。

Roadworker is a tool to manage Route53. It defines the state of Route53 using DSL, and updates Route53 according to DSL.

Client libraries for the Mcollective Application Server

Distributed test running with autodiscovery via Bonjour (for Cucumber first)

Libraries enabling Ruby support for the Choria Orchestration Server

webgen is used to generate static websites from templates and content files (which can be written in a markup language). It can generate dynamic content like menus on the fly and comes with many powerful extensions.

A DSL for building complex software projects and packaging them (RPM, DEB, etc). Originally developed to create "omnibus" style packages that include an entire ruby stack along with one or more gems, but useful for general compilation and packaging as well.

VM Image manager

description: fbomb kicks the ass

Repository of tools developed at Crop Genetics in JIC to work with polyploid wheat

BOAST aims at providing a framework to metaprogram, benchmark and validate computing kernels

drebs: Disaster Recovery for Elastic Block Store. An AWS EBS backup script.

== Jiveapps These tools are all about making Jive App development as easy as possible. After you install the tools, it only takes a single command to: 1. Create a new app - a simple Hello World application. 2. Set up version control for your code using Git. 3. Host the app code online at Jive's AppHosting server. 4. Register the app on the Jive Apps Marketplace as an app "in development". 5. Install the app on your default app dashboard in the Jive Apps Sandbox. After you install, use this simple workflow to make changes and see them reflected in the sandbox: 1. Make a change to the code on your local machine. 2. Commit the changes to your local Git repository. 3. Push the changes to the remote Jive Apps repository. This automatically updates the hosted copy on the Jive AppHosting server. 4. Refresh the app dashboard or canvas page on the Jive Apps Sandbox and see your changes. Other features: * LiveDev: preview your changes on the Jive App Sandbox in real time * Collaboration: add other developers to your project * OAuth Key Management: associate consumer key/secret pairs with service names for use in your apps