specify_cli is a tool that allows certain tasks in a Specify database (http://www.sustain.specifysoftware.org) to be carried out from the command line. Currently supported tasks: - upload of views to the database - generation of stub records

spectator-emacs is a Spectator extension that provides discreet notificatoins in the Emacs modeline, via the Enotify Emacs notification system. == Features == * Notifications on the emacs modeline * Short summary report on mouse-over in the modeline indicator * Easily switch to the results buffer with just a click on the modeline indicator * Org formatted RSpec results with the aid of RSpec Org Formatter * Summary extraction can be customized to work with different RSpec output formats * all the features offered by Spectator

Performance dashboard creates an front-end for SpeedupRails gem and for now, there is proly no other use for it.

Performance enhancements for ActiveFedora

Simple command to crawl a site and process html into a sphinx xmlstream

A unified sink for high-volume information such as social media, email, and other services.

sprial an array of numbers 1-20

Simple Push Notification Server written with Sinatra and Sequel(Sqlite3)

sportdb-helpers - parsers & readers and more for structs incl. countries, leagues, clubs, grounds, et al

sportdb-keys - sport.db addon for well known keys (e.g. EURO, EN, etc.) and model finder shortcuts, etc.

sportdb-logos gem - sports team logos (24x24, 32x32, 48x48, 64x64) bundled for reuse w/ asset pipeline

sportdb plugin for market quotes (odds, etc)

sportdb-parser - football.txt match parser (& tokenizer)

sportdb plugin for plays (predictions, betting pool, etc.)

sportdb-quick - football.txt (quick) match readers and more

sportdb-search - find national teams, clubs, leagues & more

sportdb-update - sport.db addon for auto-updates (e.g. pulling n merging updates from upstream sources)

sportweb - instant open sports web admin browser command line tool

Sprockets integration for Emblem.js

sprockets_fs