Drop in Rails CMS : `bundle` and run `rake dust:init`

A static (website) generator.

Primarily used for creating SCORM manifests. Uses mustache templates and file info to create manifests. Intended for use from the command line or on the build server.

A templating engine for generating common file structures.

Automatically generate documentation for Fern APIs.

Fierce, opinionate view logic for Rails

Create directories from a file that describes them

Fu combines the logic–less portability of Mustache with the terse utility of Haml.

CLI for bootstrapping new Ruby gem projects.

Tool to generate statistics about your geocaching.com account

A simple command-line bookmarking tool, with support of external, read-only sources.

Configure and control deployed instances of GI-Cat.

Grandstand is a simple blog and photo gallery application. It takes a minimal amount of configuration and can be built installed as a gem and used within minutes. It's totally cool. Seriously.

Automatically generate clients for your Grape APIs.

Grundstein automates adding common files by we adding (smart) templates. E.g. add a Vagrantfile, a .gitignore, or a sinatra app.

A slightly opinionated static website generator for those who like working in html and mustache

Command line app that produces the MD5 hash of all files in a set of folders

this is just a version of resque-pool that doesn't break when you specify resque's timeout

Hey Ruby‽ Good programmers are like scientists. When they want to answer a question They form a hypothesis, then verify it with an experiment. Rubyists have the experimentation phase down, but we tend not to hypothesize fully. This gem helps people new to Ruby by prompting them for a hypothesis before returning the result of their experiment.

Howl is a tiny static website/blog generator.