Simple client for Google Geocode API.

Provides an easy access to Google URL Shortener API using Ruby code or command-line

Great Ruby Cache for ruby gems

Grudge is a stand-alone system, which means you run it on your own, that watches the comments of some git repository and provides a web interface to allow people to rate the comments.

A JSON App Server Framework

haml_interceptor is a Rack middleware designed to intercept JS responses from a web application and re-process them from HTML to Haml, resulting in a smaller package sent down the wire to the client.

build dynamic attributes at instance level, saved in database with json format

O2 Labs has exposed the power of #blue to developers via a simple REST & JSON based API, combined with oAuth2 to developers who can create new ways for users to manage their texts and add combine the ubiquity of SMS with their applications, users simply grant an application access...

Some months ago I worked in a project that defined the data serialization using a XSD schema. I used soap4r gem to create ruby objects from the XSD schema, but later I needed to serialize the object value in JSON format. So I defined this this extension that enables an easy way to enc...

Background job queueing using TCPSocket. Inspired in the Stalkeg gem.

Hiera Server separates the query and the data retrieval into separate processes. The *server* portion runs on a remote machine and uses any configured Hiera backend to retrieve data. The *client* portion simply runs as a backend on the local machine. Facilities are provided to configure ...

NoSQL with MySQL in Ruby

Ruby ActionSCript UTility

Deployment tool for web application platforms powered by HostingStack.

Simple wrapper for the GitHub API v2

Wraps API calls to iTrigga applications

Provides various more convenient wrappers around Net::HTTP methods

This is a Ruby wrapper for the CloudFoundry API, the industry’s first open Platform as a Service (PaaS) offering.

A Ruby client for the Cassandra distributed database.

Rake tasks for running your Jasmine suite via a local browser or through SauceLabs