For the sake of efficiency, The Module is my name abbreviations LD, Basically has the following Class.

log_analyzer gem is created to get statistics about your views rendering performance.

Installs, updates and manages inner environment stuff to make build and deploy for NIX projects.

A lightweight script that allows you to run commands in parallel on multiple hosts

A GitHub backup solution that just works! (based on GitHub API v3)

CLI for the opsworks platform

A gem for Ruby on Rails that will track key metrics (memory, request time & SQL Requests) for request & feature tests.

A tool to trigger ping pong benchmark to investigate HTTP REST performances.

A tool to trigger ping pong benchmark to investigate HTTP REST performances. This is the same as ppbench but we decided to lock dependency versions when we saw failures appearing out of nowhere.

A configurable default Rails stack using application templates

A collection of usefull Rake tasks for Rails.

A command line client to store and manage development favorites

Sass Prof is a code profiler for Sass. For each function, Sass Prof will show the execution time for the function, which file called it and what arguments were given when the function was called.

Shiftzilla is a tool for providing historical reports based on Bugzilla data

For people who work in the Terminal. This provides a command line interface with all your SSH bookmarks.

Sleet provides an easy way to grab the most recent Rspec persistance files from CircleCI. It also aggregates the artifacts from CircleCI, since you will have 1 per build container.

Joyent CloudAPI client and command line interface.

Smithy can help maintain a collection of software installed from source. Typically, many different versions built with different compilers.

Allows to query Stack Overflow's questions & answers from the command line. It can either be used in 'online' mode, where the StackOverflow API is queried, or offline, by downloading the latest dump released by StackOverflow.

Twitter stars, Convore stars. On the command line.