A tool to simplify building of your iPhone app for ad hoc distribution or submitting to the App Store.

Superjova CSS Framework

Also notifies you when certain thresholds are hit. I have found this much more accurate than New Relic

Easily implement an HTML renderer by creating a subclass and adding some methods, similar to RedCarpet. (Examples are included for rendering HTML to ANSI and plain text.)

Tha Huge boilerplate comes with JSLint/W3C Validators and a few samples pages.

A CLI tool that make input human-readable

Hyper is a dead simple, zero-config, drop-in framework for static websites on ruby + rack

I18n missing functionnalities

iccs-soap.

A guard for your IMAP server

Parses an iTunes XML file and provides useful data. Also includes a command-line tool that presents the data.

This gem displays progress of computations and additional information to the terminal.

Create classes, attributes, store version information and synchronize multiple servers with one command.

iron-term-ansicolor brings color output for RSpec and the likes to IronRuby.

5ch (a.k.a. 2ch) reader via itest.5ch.net

Jazor (JSON razor) is a simple command line JSON parsing tool.

= Jeeves Provide a brief outline of what the package covers, as the intro page to the rdoc documentation. [Contents] README:: provides details on usage, copyright, contacts etc. History:: short history of changes and versioning Bugs:: freeform notes on issues and problems that need fixing LICENCE:: Details of the Licence used

A wrapper class around the standard Ruby logger that adds a simply logging level control and the ability to log certain messages to syslog. It also adds a puts method so that the logger can be used instead of stdout etc. Output can be coloured depending on the logging level.

add Jenkins tasks to Capistrano

Provides a reliable Object Request Broker and a simple framework for ruby-based services. Jerbil servers run on each machine in the system and share information on registering services. This ensures no single point of failure - machines can come and go (orderly or disorderly) and the network extends or heals as they do. For services there is a parent class that hides all of the jerbil server interactions so that new services can be written without having to write any distributing code. Clients can also be written using an interface that can find one or more services on the network and connect to each or the first. Finally, there are scripts to start and stop the Jerbil server and any Services so that the whole thing can be quickly installed and integrated with your system.