Notification pushing to 3rd parties

MurmuringSpider is a concise Twitter crawler. When we write a data-mining / text-mining application based on twitter timeline, we have to collect and store tweets first. I am irritated with writing such crawler repeatedly, so I wrote this. What you have to do is only to add query and to run them periodically. Thanks to consistent Twitter API and twitter gem (http://twitter.rubyforge.org/), it is quite easy to track various types of timelines (such as user_timeline, home_timeline, search...)

Tagger for Life Log

Grabs stuff off the net and notifies interested subscribers.

OMF's Aggregate manager with SFA and new REST API.

This lib/tool syncs your Outlook calendar with your (private) Google calendar. The synchronisation is only one-way: Outlook events are pushed to your Google Calendar. All types of events (including recurring events like anniversaries) are supported.

Pull a Pivotal Tracker project into an sqlite DB and provides basic search functionality through a CLI

An easy way to collect and analyze data about password databases.

An easy way to collect and analyze data about password databases.

A web-based bittorrent client

Inspired by pimpd2

Rack::NonCache is a rack middleware that disables HTTP browser caching.

A warden/sinatra mini-app providing authentication and user management for any rack-based framework.

Rolebased authorization

Makes it easy to set a role strategy on your User model in DataMapper

Scrapescobbler is a tool to submit tracks you're listening to on an old-fashioned radio station to last.fm.

The Standard Works of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints

This is a misterious project. Deal with it.

A lightweight, Redis-backed cacher and indexer for databases, REST API's, really anything you can query.

TV recorder for the HDHomeRun tuners. XMLTV support, nice web GUI for planning your recordings. No playback functionality - use e.g. VLC for that.