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Soroban makes it easy to extract and execute formulas from Excel spreadsheets. It rewrites Excel formulas as Ruby expressions, and allows you to bind named variables to spreadsheet cells to easily manipulate inputs and capture outputs.

An easy to use Ruby wrapper for the Sorry™ Status Page API. For details on what you can do with the API please check our API Documentation.

Display status updates from your Sorry™ status page to your users, and affectively customize which notices each user should see.

Check github repository for more in-depth information.

Sortable application

'sortable_columns' is a clean and lightweight solution for making table columns sortable.

Sortable-model provides a DSL for creating named scopes that order the object in question based on its own attributes or those of its associations. It also provides a method for calling those scopes that allows the values to come directly from params without the risk of arbitrary code execution.

Easily add sorting by an integer field on your ActiveRecord models

Sort keys in Hash

To sort a array that the element is `Hash`

Sort an array using different sorting technique

Allows the use of the sorted gem with Actionview.

Allows the use of the sorted gem with Activerecord.

Class SortedArray keeps sorted after push-actions using a Sorter-class. Implements marshal-functions thus it can be used in PStores.

Sorted array using binary search

Adds Mongoid support to [sorted](https://github.com/mynameisrufus/sorted). Allows you to sort large (Mongoid) datasets over many pages, without losing state.

Sortify acts as a wrapper around ActiveRecord scopes, providing a tiny bit of extra functionality to keep track of valid sorting options and call them from user input.

Gem to be sorted in the order specified in the in clause

== Description Proof of concept to maintain a file with sorted and unique values. This could be helpful for building building indexes. Range#bsearch is used to determine if a line is already in the file and to determine where a line should be inserted. This means Ruby 2.0 is required.