Ruby port of Thomas Schultz's Ziptastic API

Provides helpful command line tools to run sinatra server and bundle adyen skin files

Get data about movies and shows on allocine.fr

AllSeeingEye observes all requests, with parameters that you specify, to Redis. Then it composes them into graphs for you to see.

Use your iPhone to browse through media on your Mac and instantly stream movies and TV shows to your Apple TV—without ever having to get off the couch.

Buildboard is an Integrity style dashboard for CI Joe

Web Interface for an OpenSSL Certificate Authority

Gem for managing cron jobs with web GUI

Global hotkey for Douban FM web.

Queue up fastlane jobs

A sinatra front-end for the forgetful gem

Generate and manage Vagrant boxes remotely

A sinatra based interface for browsing and admiring your gems.

Health mode exposes the system metrics via a JSON api. This opens the door for integration with web services.

Health status API server

Hot Potato is an open source real-time processing framework written in Ruby. Originally designed to process the Twitter firehose at 3,000+ tweets per second, it has been extended to support any type of streaming data as input or output to the framework. The framework excels with applications such as, social media analysis, log processing, fraud prevention, spam detection, instant messaging, and many others that include the processing of streaming data.

Extracted modules from the Posterous Blog Importer. Used for conforming RSS Feeds or results from one API to another.

Integrate fancy MapReduce Bulding functionality with one gem install

A simple Sinatra based web front-end that can be used for experimenting and learning MongoDB. The MongoFe gem can also be used for simple administrative tasks, managing collections and document basic operations such as: create new documents, delete existing ones, search by various criteria and document indexing.

MongoJob is a MongoDB-backed Ruby library for creating background jobs, placing those jobs on multiple queues, and processing them later.