Using Chef cookbook style and force any script using it to switch to chef even if it is not install. It will install it tho ;)

meetups oauth strategy captured for devise

some stuff

Dew is a layer between fog and the ground

Dexter helps you organize your tv series with well, you know... Dexterity

Dgh helps when you have to manually downgrade a large amount of packages. It requires the user to generate a file with `apt-cache policy` output for all installed packages, which it then reads. It looks for packages that have a currently installed version that doesn't exist in any repository, and prints those. This includes both locally generated packages that never did exist in any repository, and more crucially, packages that have been upgraded from e.g. a PPA that has since been removed from the system.

A Rails Engine that let's you make diagnostic checks.

Command-line utility to create Diaspora cluster

Annoy people

A software model in Ruby for the greenhouse gas emissions of a diet

Digestif lets you create fast checksums of large files by skipping sections of the file. It was created with compressed media files in mind, which generally have such a high information density that we can get away with a checksum that doesn't actually consider all the bits.

Library intended to unify interface between multiple transport adapters

TODO: longer description of your gem

send automatically all emails via delayed_job

test infrastructure for dkdeploy

A custom CLI mixlib inspired by Chef and Mixlib::CLI

A logging mixlib to help CLI apps which repeat the same logging patterns

It's like apt-get for Mac

Generates a passphrase using EFF's long wordlist.

Makes http fun! Also, makes consuming restful web services dead easy. This is the DNC Labs fork.