A simple database-backed, JSON-based message queue and worker base

Smelt from a plentiferous gallimaufry of requests an agglomerated bale of responses. With, y'know, concurrency and all that.

A wrapper for the Soundcloud API

CouchDB library

Yet another Campfire client. Because oh my god so many dependencies.

Tool for packing images into compact "sprite sheets" and otherwise managing 2D engine assets

Spruce is a Ruby wrapper around the Forrst API. The Forrst API is currently a _moving target_ and the plan is to develop Spruce alongside it, as close as possible.

sql2avro extracts data from a specified SQL database table and transforms it into an Avro file with a schema based on the database table's schema. The intended use case is to incrementally load data out of an SQL database and into HDFS for analysis via Hadoop.

Support Gem for StackMob Heroku Add-On

Client-side library for manipulating RESTful resources provided by Personas, a Rails + Backbone user managment service

Little library written to make interacting with the stashboard api a bit easier

Little library written to make interacting with the stashboard api a bit easier.

A thread-safe logging library designed to support multiple log destinations. With changes to allow using syslog directly.

Steward is a standalone web service for communicating to cloud services

Strepi was made as an update to the now defunct MWhich[https://github.com/dacort/mwhich] created by dacort[https://github.com/dacort], which was no longer maintained because of the lack of a Netflix API. I was able to restore Netflix functionality to Strepi and add Crunchyroll[crunchyroll.com](Anime streaming website) service. Strepi checks to see if a movie/TV show is available on ITunes, Amazon, Crunchyroll, Netflix, or Amazon.

Surely watches your screenshots directory and upload new files to your imgur account.

A lightweight guaranteed-delivery messaging system.

Metronome is a scheduler and task runner. It can be used locally as a cron replacement, or as a network-wide job executor. Events are stored via simple database rows, and optionally managed via AMQP events. Interval/time values are expressed with reasonably intuitive English phrases, ie.: 'at 2pm', or 'Starting in 20 minutes, run every 10 seconds and then finish in 2 days'.

Syncwise API library for Ruby

Library for mixing together requirejs backbone and twitter bootstrap