Add simple themes to rails applications

Collection of useful Danger plugins

Microservices with Ruby and Temporal

ThrottleMachines provides ultra-thin, elegant rate limiting with temporal precision for distributed systems.

Ruby client for the database of the Timingapp.com macOS application.

A Ruby library for terminal text styling with ANSI colors and effects. Provides an elegant, functional API with immutable style objects that can be composed using the >> operator. Supports standard colors, hex values, and comprehensive text effects including bold, faint, italic, underline, overline, blink, inverse, and concealed text. Features type-safe argument validation using dry-schema and dry-types.

A compact and composable dashboard component for Ruby

The class in this Gem mimics the calls of `redis-rb` to allow running commands in development and test environments without the need to run a redis server instance It purposefully only implements a small subset of the most useful redis commands To create a fake instance: `redis = TinyFakeRedis.new`

A tiny client gem for the Bluesky API that focuses on creating posts.

A tool for managing and saying bye to todos

A Ruby gem that parses WhatsApp messages containing toilet tracking data using emoji commands (🚽 for settings, 💩 for events) with timezone support

A customizable ANSI text terminal colorizer.

A Ruby gem for building AI tools for large language models using a simple domain-specific language.

Collection of mixins that makes your classes & objects act like procs.

Collect metadata about your Rails app by statically analyzing it

Ruby JSON serialization library

A Ruby library for defining and managing REST API contracts with versioning support

A modern CMS for Ruby on Rails

A monadic TRMNL API client.

Tuile is a small TUI framework built on top of the TTY toolkit. It models the terminal as a tree of components (windows, lists, text fields, popups) with an invalidation-based repaint model and a single-threaded event queue, so apps don't have to think about locking. The name is French for "roof tile" — a small piece that composes into a larger whole.