A wrapper around mt-libcouchbase for Ruby

An opinionated wrapper around mt-libuv for Ruby

Allows transport layers outside Ruby TCP to be secured.

Opinionated abstractions for Libuv

It's like Mustache but the variables are in HTML attributes. * Extremely simple variable syntax is incapable of expressing logic in the templates. * Templates are clean HTML which your HTML authoring tool and browser can display correctly. You can use the templates as a static HTML prototype for your user interface.

multi_git is aimed to be the best git interface for ruby

multi_markdown allows projects to use a wide variety of Markdown libraries, without having to depend on a specific one.

Statsd Server with flexible aggregation and back-end support

Flexible synchronisation for your assets

A collection of tools for multitenant Ruby/Rails apps

A drag-and-drop multi-streaming uploader that uses XHR level 2 and the drag-drop JS API (and no Flash!).

== Documentation Documentation for this release is located in https://github.com/zachahn/munge/blob/v0.19.0/README.md

Do more from the command line with Murano. Push and pull data from Murano. Get status on what things have changed. See a diff of the changes before you push. And so much more. (This gem was formerly known as MrMurano.)

Musa-DSL: A Ruby framework and DSL for algorithmic sound and musical thinking and composition

A SDK for Mushikago Web Service.

Ruby library for analysing a musical score. See README.md

Prepare a musical arrangement from a score by assigning instruments to parts.

music_ids contains classes that represent some of the main ID formats in use in the music industry for identifying individual pieces of recorded music. There are often several ways that these IDs can be written, so the classes provide standard APIs to parse and normalise ID strings, as well as to break them into their components.

Prepare a transcribed musical score for performance by a computer.

The goal of music-transcription is the abstract representation of standard musical features such as pitch, note, loudness, tempo, etc. Establishing a common representation enables composition and performance.