Alternative to https://github.com/FetLife/rollout, with an Active Record backend and additional helpers, partially based on Ryan Bates's custom solution in http://railscasts.com/episodes/315-rollout-and-degrade.

Stepladder grew out of experimentation with Ruby fibers, after readings Dave Thomas' demo of Ruby fibers, wherein he created a pipeline of fiber processes, emulating the style and syntax of the *nix command line. I noticed that, courtesy of fibers' extremely low surface area, fiber-to-fiber collaborators could operate with extremely low coupling. That was the original motivation for creating the framework.

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step sequencer (music tool)

Guarantee a string

Yet another yandex translate api client

Stingray Traffic Manager Control API Client

Wraper for the upsert method used for import data into stitch

takes a .jpg image and converts it to an SVG cross stitching pattern. You can change the colors, the width, and the number of colors used.

stj is a meme generator for the "Spoke to Joe" meme.

Donate to share the meal

Interact with storage array api using Ruby

Ruby client for the Stockfish chess engine

This Ruby gem uses the Yahoo Finance API to provide three valuable stock market functions for the user. First, it imports the users portfolio from a CSV file, calculates each stocks earnings/losses of the day, adds them together and returns an accumulated balance of the users total earnings/losses for the day. Next, it gives the user the option to display generic stock information of any or all stocks in their portfolio. Lastly, it allows the user to lookup stock data of any stock(s) of their choosing (for more information see https://github.com/frankNowinski/stock-gains).

This CLI gem provides data and news articles from finviz.com, run the program with 'stock-info'. Commands are provided via prompts in the interface.

Provides information on stocks

Tells you whether the US stock market is open on a given day, up to 2059

Given a stock symbol & margin balance, stockpivot will calculate tomorrow's possible long/short trades.

Exposes a few end points from your app, easily enabling CRUD actions on your database that you can utilize from things like a standalone test suite to set up state. (think: Cypress, Cucumber, etc.)

A Ruby gem that provides a command-line interface for fetching stock information.