A gem for managing dynamic path names.

Unofficial Magnews REST API ruby interface

Allows multiple attachments for mailboxer messsages and replies

Consume Mailchimp's API using ActiveResource

Small gem to verify emails without sending one.

Opinionated pub/sub framework

Create a set of images for a blog gallery.

View model library for Rails applications. Extracted from brother.ly.

An extensible way to encapsulate the variety of BadStuff that happens in Rails applications

Simple file rename utils

HTML::Pipeline filter for Octopress-flavored syntax highlighting

Business logic for e-commerce checkouts

markov chains from twitter posts

Ruby gem to interface with Apache Marmotta

Currently works with RSpec tags to run against possible test failure scenarios.

A Ruby wrapper for the NASA Mars Rover Photos API.

Allows for encrypting a single piece of data with multiple keys which can each be used to decrypt it

Deliver all master files managed in a single master snapshot directory into the specified directory while maintaining the hierarchy of the master snapshot directory. If the destination file already exists, back it up first and then deliver the master file. The difference with rsync is that master_delivery creates a symlinks instead of copying the master files. They are symlinks, so you have to keep in mind that you have to keep the master files in the same location, but it also has the advantage that the master file is updated at the same time when you directly make changes to the delivered file. Do you have any experience that the master file is getting old gradually? master_delivery can prevent this. If the master directory is git or svn managed, you can manage revisions of files that are delivered here and there at once with commands like git diff and git commit.

Gem to wrap MasterOfAllScience.com API

Helper to simplify search queries with Chewy