optimistic find/get on model via updated_at timestamp for datamapper and activerecord

helper for managing users with login/password via local db or remote rest-services

This is a library I've developed for attachments, because I just don't like the others I've tried.

Add address fields to a DataMapper model. This includes optional validations, and additional DM types for ZipCode and PhoneNumber.

Little library that encapsulates a (particular) standardised way of talking between a service and javascript. Probably not the best way of doing things, but it's been handy in a pinch.

email => http post

Generic classes to write anything

CMS written in Ruby for cloud computing.

builds things

Ruby wrapper for the OpenTox REST API (http://www.opentox.org)

overwatch-collection is a Redis-backed statistical time series collection application designed to be fast, extensible, and easy to use.

A really flexible package manager, inspired by portage and pacman.

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

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

This gem patches all of the problems that appear from running Rails with DataMapper on the GAE. The main patches are patching DataMapper so that it does not use the ObjectSpace (The ObjectSpace itself is also patched so that this works seamlessly). Also ActiveView is patched so that all of the partial shortcuts work with DataMapper. In addition, a generate is provided (dd_model) that will produce a DataMapper model. One last note is that this gem depends on a dm-core (and other dm gems), dm-appengein, and rails_appengene so all you need is to require this gem in your gem file and you should get all the other gems you need to make DataMapper work with Rails and the GAE.

Red Safe is a conveyor belt to get your web-based project on a fast roll.

Asset server for use with OpenSimulator

urls is a commandline bookmarking app that aims to make bookmarking fast, easy and customizable. urls also lets you organize bookmarks by tags. Works only on ruby 1.9.

Asynchronous webhook queueing with skinny daemon support.