Cucumber integration for Merb

Detect order dependencies in rspec test suites. Also print the minimal set of tests to reproduce the failure(s).

rspec-subject-extensions let's you use short-hands to generate nested examples groups

A Ruby client library for the Asterisk Management Interface built on Celluloid IO.

Ruby wrapper for the gpg binary

RubyPitaya is an application to create servers using the pitaya protocol.

Create, Distribute, and Install Ruby applications easily

You play as a warrior climbing a tall tower. On each floor you need to write a Ruby script to instruct the warrior to battle enemies, rescue captives, and reach the stairs.

Lets you create magento extensions, add models, etc

This gem allows you to access data from http://sc2ranks.com

A data mapper built on top of the Sequel database toolkit

Every Rubyist is aware of Minero Aoki's ever useful setup.rb script. It's how most of us used to install our Ruby programs before RubyGems came along. And it's still mighty useful in certain scenarios, not the least of which is the job of the distribution package managers. While still providing the usual setup.rb script that one can distribute with a project, Setup also works as a stand-alone application. Instead of distributing setup.rb with a package, just instruct your users to install Ruby Setup and use it instead.

Ruby C Extension for the Sieve of Eratosthenes

Silly is an ODM for parsing and querying a directory like you would a database -- useful for static websites.

Cucumber Websteps, Helpers and Executable for Web Test Automation

An opinionated UI component regression testing tool built to be tightly integrated with RSpec, Selenium and tools you already use.

A user authentication middleware built with Sinatra and Warden

This is a simple example I built while playing with Sinatra and Cucumber a bit, so that I could get to a good starting point.

An experimental, half-assed, bug-ridden and highly opinionated code analyzer.

A small set of tools for working with Sprint.ly without leaving the command line.