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Allows one to author Tivo HMO applications using ruby

Organises episode files according to filename.

Stalk Travis CI builds.

Veille sur un projet.

Manages pools of forked ruby processes

Agile App Studio command line tool.

A fast Flickr bulk upload utility

Unit Test Helper.

A Ruby gem for interacting with the Vagrant Cloud API

verokrypto

Release Version Automation for GIT

Runs stuff inside of a VirtualBox VM

vmit makes easy to maintain and run virtual machines.

PubSub Deployment tool

Helper tool for connecting to jumpboxes in AWS.

Since we're all following very strict standards with regards to how our gems are constructed, we might as well pack all those gems back into a directory and use that directory in our load path. Once you do that, you'll discover that loading from all these paths and doing dependency resolution cost on every ruby invocation. On our machines, using wad saves us >500ms every time, on every call. Wad helps you with getting there: It vendors your Gemfile below `vendor/bundle`, then copies relevant source code to `vendor/lib`. All in one simple call.

A script that waits for a TCP socket to be available at a given address

vagrant windows workflow tool

workit solves the following dilemma: As a developer In order to kep track of my time easily and reliably I want to be able to do so in a terminal