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A little Sinatra and RMagick to generate placeholder images via an http call. Heavily inspired by http://placehold.it

When consuming web services, HTTP performance can be greatly improved if you enable keep-alive and the right HTTP library. Pooled-curb helps to solve this implementing a pool of Curb (libcurl) objects and providing a pleasent API to do HTTP requests through the pool.

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colourized version of the builtin pp

Simple Panoramio API client written in Ruby

PPRB is a code preprocessor and text templating engine with minimalistic syntax and strong emphasis on eliminating any code duplication in template files

The gem helps you by deleting spaces, special characters or replacing accents in the fields you need.

PrinceXML is a PDF generator that takes html,css input. This gem is a simple wrapper for use with ruby apps

Print formatted http links for the passed URL

The probe

Proc#cache!

Propaganda uses Apache FOP to convert html to PDF using a series of stylesheets. Propaganda can also format textile and markdown documents.

In the never ending battle with the form bots, here's my attempt to mislead them. protect_via_honeypots creates some hidden fields. As normal users don't mess with hidden fields we can assume that when those fields are filled with data: a bot filled it. So when that happens, protect_via_honeypots throws an error (as the same way protect_from_forgery does)

ProtoBuffer::Converter can be inherited by a class and then multiple `structure` blocks define each structure, and trees can be made. For a sample usage, look at http://wiki.github.com/danopia/protobuffer

Protocol Message Buffers for C. This gem generates C socket code for reading and writing messages described in the protomsg DSL.

Publishus allows active record models and associations to be published and exist both in a 'current' and 'live' state

Interface to pragmatically setup a queue job for Q4M!

force_encoding introduces awesome methods fe and dfe to handle encodings on Ruby 1.9

QTRefMovie is a simple tool for generating QuickTime Reference Movie files from a Ruby script.