Taverna Player is a Ruby on Rails plugin to run Taverna Workflows using Taverna Server. Taverna Player surfaces a workflow in three ways: As a Web interface in the browser; As an embeddable widget to be included in any other Web page; As a REST-based Web Service. All three modes provide functionality to fully configure a workflow's inputs; run the workflow on a Taverna Server; collect workflow outputs, logs and messages; and present the results in an appropriate manner.

Basic tools for Heroku Vault's Ruby projects

The diff washing machine. See your code changes clearly.

Add's coderay syntax highlighting to YARD docs

Stream out ZIP files from Ruby. Successor to zip_tricks.

The mdtranslator was written by the Alaska Data Integration Working Group (ADIwg) to assist with creating ISO 19139 metadata records. Input to the mdtranslator is JSON conforming to the mdJson-schema. The mdtranslator architecture allows developers to write additional readers for other input formats and/or write additional writers for other output other than ISO 19139.

A documentation generator for http/rest

A easy to use testing framework for Ruby

Don't ask why this necessary. Believe this necessary!

Webserver and library for rendering and previewing documentation for the aTech Support SIte

Adds CodeRay syntax highlighting support to RedCloth, with a ‘source’ tag.

Quickly create ebooks using Markdown

Create arcade style games quickly and easily

Provides BBCode for Ruby.

bean-kramdown is yet-another-markdown-parser but fast, pure Ruby, using a strict syntax definition and supporting several common extensions.

Temporary fork of better_errors with some performance improvements.

Code metrics from Flog, Flay, Simplecov-RCov, Saikuro, Churn, Reek, Roodi, Rails' stats task and Rails Best Practices

blog_basic is a gem which allows you to set up a generic blog which rdoesnøt require any work in order t ointegrate with your website.

Mountable engine with blog management in your API.

A gem that gives you the tools you need to write your own book