Building APIs the way you want it.

Sitepress command line interface and compilation tools for static site.

tDiary is so called Weblog.

Tebako is an executable packager. It packages a set of files into a single executable binary that allows a user to run a selected file from the packaged software as if it is a mounted filesystem.

Ruby DSL describing Web Services without implementation details.

Who has time to write tests? This is a revolutional tool to make them write themselves.

AdminLTE is a premium Bootstrap theme for Backend.

Akiva is a simple natural language processing, question-answering artificial intelligence. It is a demonstration of how to use the API of TheBigDB (http://thebigbdb.com) to create knowledgable software.

Many authors (Michael Feathers, Sandi Metz) have shown that an evaluation of churn vs complexity of files in software projects provide a valuable metric towards code quality. This is another take on the matter, for ruby code, using the `churn` and `flog` projects.

Twitter Bootstrap HTML Helper

bundler-leak provides memory leak verification for Bundled apps.

Check and verify in-app receipts

SSH key management for Github users

Deploy static sites using nginx + SSI with Kamal.

A Framework for Bundlers, used by librarian-puppet.

HTML5 Application Assembler

Nextgen is an interactive and flexible alternative to `rails new` that includes opt-in support for modern frontend development with Vite.

Ruby CLI for PutsReq

SiteDiff makes it easy to see differences between two versions of a website. It accepts a set of paths to compare two versions of the site together with potential normalization/sanitization rules. From the provided paths and configuration SiteDiff generates an HTML report of all the status of HTML comparison between the given paths together with a readable diff-like HTML for each specified path containing the differences between the two versions of the site. It is useful tool for QAing re-deployments, site upgrades, etc.

Makes running chef-solo easy.