Very simple implementations of Try, Either, and Option inspired by Scala

Triton is an implementation of the event/listener pattern like EventEmitter on Node.js

Library that wraps all of the Joyent Triton Internal APIs in a consistent ruby interface allowing easier calling and mocking.

Triumph makes it easy to add achievements to your app, even dynamically at runtime.

Add simple quiz to your app and let users earn points

A Ruby interface to the Trivia Crack API.

If you have an app that does testing or trivia, use this to create sample/dummy/fake questions. Its like Faker for questions.

A simple decorator for Rails.

Matrix operations.

A modified version of Basecamp's Trix Editor for use in scientific applications. Modifications include: Superscript tags, Subscript tags, text underlining, notation sympols, registration symbols, and removal of quote and code blocks

Ruby wrapper for the Trizetto APIs

Html render first page, sort and filter...

Control Trello from the command line with the power of Total Request Live

Chosen is a javascript library of select box enhancer for jQuery and Protoype. This gem integrates Chosen with Rails asset pipeline for ease of use. This version removes the dependency on sass

Library of spies, stubs and mocks for Ruby

This gem let's you change the desktop background from your colleagues. Perfect for trolling those who left the computer unlocked. Check the homepage to know how to use it

Though Trollop has the ability to support subcommands, I find myself implementing the same logic repeatedly. The abstraction of this logic is now in trollop-subcommands. This provides a framework for parsing command line options for ruby scripts that have subcommands. The format is 'script_name [global_options] subcommand [subcommand_options]'. The framework supports all the typical scenarios around these type of command line scripts. All that need to be specified are the trollop configurations for the global options and each subcommand options. See the readme for more information.

Play Campfire sounds, right in your terminal.

Learn Enough Ruby palindrome detector

CLI interface for Trello.