Memcache key lock, extracted from cache-money, adapted to Rails memcache store.

A small library to validate simple data.

Artirix Fork of Wiselinks; Wiselinks makes following links and submitting some forms in your web application smarter and faster

A showcase repository demonstrating advanced CI/CD workflows, automated testing, security scanning, community management, and comprehensive automation for Ruby gems.

Modification of the ditz issue tracking originally created by William Morgan. First new feature is a portable web server for interacting with the issue system.

Use sprockets to serve assets in roda.

Gem for randomizing div classes and color styles for static sites.

A commandline tool to showdiff of a specific key in yaml files.

A simple C extension that sleeps to force MRI Ruby's GIL lock to be held

Allows sending sms and voice messages, checking and adding more credits, subscribing to keywords

See summary, it says it all, trust me.

A sampler simulating multinomial sampling

Create wizards from any model in three steps. Slightly tweaked version of jeffp's gem to fix a deprecated method error'

The ruby-admesh gem wraps the Admesh STL mesh manipulation tool CLI in a Ruby gem. It has the Admesh software packaged, so installation of Admesh it not necessary.

Some stuff for dealing with /proc/diskstats

WillSortate is a sorting engine for Rails 3, useful to give your views the power to sort collections

When you are developing a new feature if your app have some environments like test, staging and production is easy to forget an environment variable in the middle of the process. Also when you migrate the app to another server is easy to forget an environment variable.

Wilson is a pure ruby x86 assembler. No, really. Worst Idea Evar. Why "wilson"? I wanted to name it "metal", but there is an existing project with that name... So I'm naming it after Wilson Bilkovich, who is about as metal as you can get (and it is easier to spell than "bilkovich", even tho that...

Generates reproducible (deterministic) pseudo-random numbers and strings (hex/alphabetic/alphanumeric) from arbitrary Ruby object seeds. Not cryptographically secure.

Serialize primitives and deep structures (array, hash) to protobuf