Ruby library for tracking UPS, Fedex and USPS packages.

Adds new features for String objects.

Fork of premailer project to accomodate in memory HTML (http://premailer.dialect.ca/).

Tool for converting SVGs to other formats like ERB partials or Liquid templates

This is a RubyGem that provides an ActiveRecord-like interface to the www.tagcrumbs.com web service.

Download RubyTapas episodes

A Ruby wrapper to the Teamwork PM API

convert text into svg paths

texta: heuristic text formatting

A command-line tool for searching FreeMind documents.

The best Rails 4.2+ forums engine ever. Its goal is to be as simple and feature rich as possible. Thredded works with SQLite, MySQL (v5.6.4+), and PostgreSQL. See the demo at https://thredded.org/.

Check the weather without leaving your terminal. Uses Google's weather API to provide current conditions and forecast weather information.

a stupid fucking twitter client

An API wrapper for the trustedSEARCH.org API.

A string converter aiming to correct the typography of plain text.

Metapackage to install gems provided by Turbot.

It should extract and test file paths from a variety of documents, but this is a "quick-and-dirty" solution intended only to cover common use cases.

found this code here: [http://github.com/paulca/twitter2campfire]. I just gemified it.

Twitterize is a quick and dirty hack I did in a few hours to play with the Twitter API (seriously, there are no tests and I'm sure there is code crude enough in there to make you recant any friendship we might have). It allows you to take any number of RSS feeds and post them to one or more Twitter accounts. An example of this is how various RSS feeds from the New York Times are sent to twitter accounts nytimes, nyt_arts, nyt_biz, etc. This is accomplished via a command-line script that requires a separate configuration file (see below). Since Twitter is a rapidly growing (read somewhat flaky) service, twitterize also uses a database to store twitters to be posted and recover later if twitter is down. This also allows the app to retain feed GUIDs and avoid duplicate posts.

twitter tail based on search.twitter.com - works perfectly with crappy internet connections usually available at tech conferences