What emitters (carbon models), resources (data classes), datasets, etc. we offer.

Ruby implementation of 37signal's Campfire API.

Ruby bindings for selenium webdriver which supports keep-alive protocl by default thus improving performance of remote tests.

Buff is an API Wrapper Gem for Bufferapp.com's API

Ruby agent for buildbox

Caldecott Client HTTP/Websocket Tunneling Library

Capistrano recipes (with full test suite) for fanfare application deployment framework

Automatically creates a report of merged PRs since last deploy for pasting into slack

Brighter Planet API client for Ruby

CarbonMU is a general-purpose, extendable MUD/MUSH server written in Ruby. CarbonMU is still under active development and not yet ready for general use.

Caterer is a server configuration tool that caters to your servers with a push model, with support for chef recipes

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Push reporting stats to Librato metrics

A ruby wrapper for Citibikenyc API

CloudPayments ruby client

Strapping Boots to Clouds

Simple api interface to Comic Vine. Allows for searches and returning specific information on resources.

Verify correctness of environment variables

Load configuration settings from ENV, dotfiles, and gems

Cross-origin resource sharing (CORS) is great; it allows your visitors to asynchronously upload files to e.g. Filepicker or Amazon S3, without the files having to round-trip through your web server. Unfortunately, giving your users complete write access to your online storage also exposes you to malicious intent. To combat harmful usage, good upload services that allow client-side upload, support a mechanism that allows you to validate and sign all upload requests to your online storage. By validating every request, you can give your visitors a nice upload experience, while keeping the bad visitors at bay. The CORS gem comes with support for the Amazon S3 REST API.