Several MediaWiki extensions share code that makes it easy to run Selenium tests. This gem makes it easy to update the shared code.

A Ruby interface to Melomel

CouchDB has built in document versioning, but you can't rely on it for version control. This is an implementation of a version-as-attachments approach created by @jchris.

YARD rake tasks used through the metasploit-* gem namespace

middleman-aria_current provides a `current_link_to` helper, which wraps the built-in `link_to` helper. It checks the URL of the current visited page and outputs an `aria-current` attribute if it matches the URL in the link.

Middleman extension to easily generate a Bootstrap style navbar

Report build time details within your Middleman build

Github-flavored emoji plugin for Middleman.

Allows you specify different targets for a middleman build so you can build different versions of a site from the same source tree.

Extension to use Middleman with Webpack

A Ruby gem for faking external web services for testing

Clean, simple library for maintaining and styling documents without a word processor. Mint aims to bring the best of the Web to desktop publishing, to be completely flexible, and to let the user decide what his workflow is like. A powerful plugin system means almost any conceivable publishing target is an option.

A BearNote Blog system depoly on Github Pages.

Mohawk is a page-object style driver that makes it easy to automate windows applications. It allows you to create a very flexible, clean and natural DSL around whatever windows application that you are trying to automate using the RAutomation gem as the underlying driver.

ODM for MongoDB

ODM for MongoDB

ODM for MongoDB - for Rails 2.3.x

I've long been fascinated by the morning pages habit of writing three pages (or about 750 words) of whatever comes into your head each day - it's like taking a mental showers and helps to clear your head, ready for the day. There are great sites out there like http://750words.com, but I live on the command line and like to keep my words on my own computer. When installed, type `morning-pages -h` for more info.

Allows you to run Minitest tests and specs with RSpec's runner, thus you can write both Minitest and RSpec, side-by-side, and take advantage of the many incredibly helpful features it supports (primarily: better formatters, --colour, --fail-fast, and tagging).

The base engine for the muck system. Contains common tables, custom for, css and javascript.