A Ruby wrapper around the World Bank's Development Indicators API

A Ruby wrapper for the Yammer REST API

Simple ruby wrapper for the YellowPages' Yellow API

A Ruby wrapper for the Active API

Ruby DSL documentation tool

Caboodle is a Rack and Sinatra-based framework for creating websites which combine information from various online services. There are Kits for many of the larger services, which provide a way to retrieve and display photos, videos, blog posts, status updates and so on. Caboodle normalises the display of all of these discrete Kits so that you can create a website which looks seamless but is made up of a variety of things from a variety of sources.

Test-Kitchen Provisioner that runs Chef Zero in a Scheduled Task

Simple Ruby wrapper for the Hacker News Search API

Fiona Connector for Infopark CMS Fiona enables you to develop modern, dynamic web applications using Ruby on Rails and at the same time display CMS managed content.

The Rails Connector for Infopark CMS Fiona enables you to develop modern, dynamic Web 2.0 applications using Ruby on Rails and at the same time display CMS managed content.

Hack with haml, sass, jquery and coffee-script!

Proton lets you create static websites from a bunch of files written in HAML, Textile, Sass, or any other templating language.

Enjoy static routes in your Rails `config/routes.rb`

A Ruby wrapper for the Rainmaker API

A static website CMS for Amazon's S3

A Ruby wrapper for the SeeClickFix API

[DEPRECATED] Please use the WinRM gem instead. WinRM transport logic for re-using remote shells and uploading files. The original code was extracted from the Test Kitchen project and remains the primary reference use case.

A wrapper for the Adility API

A very small wrapper around the AidsInfo Drug Info database

A slightly customized version of SASS. To get the official SASS release, please run ==> gem install sass. Based on v.3.2.10 Sass makes CSS fun again. Sass is an extension of CSS3, adding nested rules, variables, mixins, selector inheritance, and more. It's translated to well-formatted, standard CSS using the command line tool or a web-framework plugin.