xml_convert provides utility methods for encoding and decoding XML names.

This makes possible to translate the XML errors generated by the schema using I18n

Mapping nodes and other utility classes extending XML::Mapping

Split XML files on an element, yielding (streaming, so constant memory usage) each node in turn. Uses sgrep internally.

In ruby we use `# =>` as a comment marker that mean the immediately adjacent expression's expected value. There are gems like xmpfilter / seening_is_believing, which are to generate such comments. They are very useful. But so far we lack feature that does vice-versa; to check if the comment is...

A Ruby library for Tic-tac-toe that can be used to develop Tic-tac-toe game clients and servers.

A version of _why's Freaky Freaky Sandbox for JRuby.

Sanitize X Post (formerly Twitter Tweet)

A Ruby SDK for the XRP ledger

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Xtendr provides access to extended file system attributes. Ruby 1.9 compatible.

other format to json

This gem uses native C extensions to interpret Brainfuck programs. An optimizing compiler written in Ruby sits on top of the interpreter which speeds up the computation quite a bit.

Yadtfp is a diff tool that takes two well formed xml documents and generates the differences between to two in an easy to read, consise output.

YaGPIO is yet another GPIO ruby gem for Raspberry Pi

Yahag is just a little gem for HockeyApp API endpoints. For now it supports only Team endpoint.

Ruby library for parsing stats from Yahoo! Sports pages. Currently supports MLB, NBA, NFL and NHL stats and info.

Ruby library for parsing stats from Yahoo! Sports pages. Currently supports MLB, NBA, NFL and NHL stats and info.

DbCharmer is a Rails plugin (and gem) that could be used to manage AR model connections, implement master/slave query schemes, sharding and other magic features many high-scale applications need.

Classes for loading schema-validated YAML, and creating nice Ruby-objects with accessors