LambdaPunch: Async Processing using Lambda Extensions

Github-flavored emoji plugin for Middleman.

This gem contains a script to start a Unicorn-based server for your Rack application that reloads your automatically when they are changed, but doesn't incur the penalty of reloading all the gem dependencies. It's based on Jonathan D. Stott's blog post "Magical Reloading Sparkles"--hence the name.

Your favourite aging meme is reheated as an RSpec custom formatter. For entertainment purposes only. WARNING: enterprise-ready

Make your ActiveRecord IDs non-obvious

Oembed Provider Rails 3 Engine

Use the Online Scout Manager API (https://www.onlinescoutmanager.co.uk) to retrieve and save data.

Rake tasks for compiling C projects.

Rails 3.1 drop-in blog engine for existing Rails applications

gets list of nodes and pings from each to each storing results

Rspec matcher for ensuring XML validates against a given XSD

Seal is a library for 3D audio rendering and manipulation, supporting effects such as direction and distance attenuation, the simulation of the Doppler effect and reverberation. It is built on top of OpenAL, adding support for audio streaming and audio formats like Ogg Vorbis, MPEG Audio and WAVE.

Compares yml locate files with yours and generate diff files to maintain gems or adjacent projects

Selectively pulls and parses Vatsim online stations data. Essentially it's a 'who's online' library, capable of displaying online ATC and/or pilots for given airports, areas or globally. Stations are returned as objects, exposing a rich set of attributes. Vatsim data is pulled on preset intervals and cached locally to avoid flooding the servers.

A Ruby implementation of the WAMP (Web Application Messaging Protocol) WebSocket subprotocol

Application framework for Rails

An agile, programmable, controllable proxy server for use standalone or as part of an integration test suite with clients for many languages

Provides an interface to REST apis with objects and a cache. Zero effort!

Automatically manage an apt repository that changes a lot

Configures Aptly in a application centric manner, and watches a set of folders for incoming Debian packages.