Downloading all aws whitepapers by 1 command

BankBalance Gem is used to check your bank account balance

This set of commands converts a CSV file to the following formats: - .strings (iOS) - .xml (Android) - .json - .php

This set of commands converts a CSV file to the following formats: - .strings (iOS) - .xml (Android) - .json - .php

Backup your GitHub, BitBucket, GitLab repositories to specified directory.

Wrapper command for adb that lets you alias devices and prompts you for which device you want to connect to

Make Balboa do the punches for you

A simple code snippet storage tool (whatever language you like), making it easy to save, run, and manage your scripts from the Terminal. See http://github.com/nathankleyn/bashy for more information.

KV Storage As a Service, LOLz

Tool for interacting with BBC Cosmos platform

Shared gem for deploying BrightBytes repositories

An interactive cli for the blue box api in ruby

Find a beautiful public key

Bebox is a project born from the necessity of organizing a way to deal with the provisioning of remote servers. Bebox is based on puppet and much like another quite known project Boxen, the idea is to have a good agreement on how to manage a puppet repo for a remote environment. It is also a good idea to have a standard approach on dealing with the provisioning problem, including how to write modules, integrate them into the projects, a directory structure for the projects to follow, how to have a replicated 'development/test' environment into virtual machines, etc.

A simple wrapper tool for Apache Bench.

A command line ruby based tool to download muxtapes from muxtape.com

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This package implements a failry sophisticated Bible verse parser and iterator which will look up the given verse on the web. Three classes are provided for looking up different translations.

Twitter integration with Linux desktop notifications

Command-line tool to setup your work area quickly and easily. Automate the repetitive steps that you would use to install. Read http://blog.megam.co/archives/485