Hackery to get Rails 2 and 3 to share a common session in the browser.

Rails 3 Plugin to integrate with SessionVOC. In order to manage user sessions efficiently the SessionVOC provides the functions login, logout, read and write of a session. Furthermore it has the ability to synchronize with one or more persistent relational databases.

This gem offers you a convenient settings structure for parameterizing your application. Those settings are read from a YAML file. Inheritance of settings (like in development modes) and multiple settings groups are available. Great for a rails app but can be used for any ruby app.

methods when using to_param

commandline heroku account manager

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Translate your String to read like Sean Connery

integration utilities with the shark apps framework

Shellac gives you an environment aware helper for purging configured under config/varnish.yml built ontop of Max Schoefmann's klarlack gem

Screencast utility for unix shell junkies :)

shellpress is a command line WordPress manager. It provides commands for common WordPress administration actions and lets you easily script them

Sheriff allows you to define "FeatureSets" and designate under which contexts the FeatureSet should be visible (eg: a specific view or controller)

Shiv is a quick and dirty hack to use chef node names in place of their hostnames.

Rankings and information about apps in the Shopify App Store

Number shortener

Converts TIGER shapefiles to relational databases using ActiveRecord

Ruby API for CouchDB, designed to work with the Camping micro-framework.

Little library to convert Ruby blocks into JavaScript code, via S Expressions. Work in progress.

Useful for multi-tenant apps where the data lives on the same database, but you want the elements of a tenant to associate with each other via relative ids, not the absolute database id.

Sifar can be used to check for strong passwords. Apart from the standard tests for length and homogeneity, it can check passwords that sound and spell similar to a given word. Sifar can also generate passwords that satisfy the same criteria.