This gem provide you with the following features: blah blah blah

Use Sinatra, Websockets, and EventMachine to create an event-based GUI for Ruby projects that would otherwise be stuck in the console.

Listen for web hooks in your app without creating a web service.

Communicate through WebSocket with same interface as TCPSocket.

This gem has been extracted from chat application based on websockets. It consists of basically two components: channels and notifiers. Channels are meant to handle external communication through provided socket in a bidirectional manner while using notifiers for internal communication. Notifiers are using a messaging bus, which might be anything supporting publish/subscribe pattern across multiple threads / processes, i.e. common Redis cluster. It lets you define your own handlers for receiving and sending data.

WebSocket implementation for Ruby

HTML5 Web Socket server/client implementation in Ruby

This gem library allows you to access a WebSocket server in a sequential way instead of an event-driven way.

Shim from websolr to acts_as_solr

websolr with geocoding for heroku

websolr with geocoding for heroku

Report rspec results to webspec

Webspinne analyzes websites by counting their pages.

auto tag social people

Fetch the web pages and stat.

Extract images, favicons, and meta info from websites

Use webtagger to use keyword extraction web services (yahoo, tagthe and alchemy) to extract from a text terms suitable for tagging, summarization, query building, etc.

Rake files are great when dealing with other devs. Which know Ruby. For all others a Rakefile is not very accessible. With webtask you can now make it accessible. Webtask will generate a nice web GUI for your Rakefile.

Web wrapper to run a specific task with Sidekiq. Provides HTTP API to start, stop, get status of the task running in background, and is deployable to cloud platforms like Heroku.

WebTrap allows you to write tests that assert on outgoing requests. This allows you to verify that such requests match the documentation of external services without actually having to hit them.