Simple tool to create AWS ec2 instances consistently with pre-configured settings

Exports AWS EC2 Instance metadata and tags to files

Utility to create signed URLs for uploading files straight to Amazon S3.

AWS SQS Moniter.

Ruby Bindings for the Cisco Administrative XML (AXL) API

A small, convenient benchmark-library.

Simple Jenkins config and plugin backup to S3

Backup any file or directory as a tar and push the tar to a specificed S3 bucket.

Generate Github project badges like a boss

Gem to access the BAG API. This gem provides helpers to communicate with the BAG API

A client side HTTP load balancer.

Ruby client gem for Base Commerce ACH provider

Template for service objects in ruby

Focus on strategy, rather than the low-level mapping of JSON objects.

Does what is says in the summary

With ActsAsTaggableOn, you can tag a single model on several contexts, such as skills, interests, and awards. It also provides other advanced functionality.

An OmniAuth strategy to accept JWT-based single sign-on.

A pure ruby implementation of the BBT connector for beebotte's REST api

Functional programming is gaining more and more mindshare in software lately. One of the main benefits of programming in the functional style is function composition. Function composition allows you to break your program into small manageable chunks that can be put together in new and interesting ways. Object Oriented Programming is supposed to be composable, but the composition is lacking compared to FP. Perhaps Ruby's flexibility can get us part of the way there?

Run a guard-like loop without a Guardfile, or Guard if there is one