Tripwire captures validation errors from your Ruby on Rails application to help you identify and fix user experience issues. The TripwireNotifier gem makes it easy to hook up your app to the Tripwire web service.

This gem deals about the trisul remote protocol

Triumph makes it easy to add achievements to your app, even dynamically at runtime.

Extendable Ruby on Rails engine for adding shopping cart functionality to a Rails application. It does not assume shipping, price, or having a quantity. However, it does allow for more than one order per user placed in a trolley. Meant to be well suited to ordering digital records.

A Ruby wrapper for the Trove API - inspired by twitter_oauth

Make HTML trustworthy for rendering within your web app via Google HTML sanitizers. This is _not_ about stripping HTML but rather about cleaning it of javascript (onclicks, etc.) as well as CSS.

Uses Redis pub/sub + Eventmachine

Any given object can implement the tsundere interface. Once implemented, a tsundere object will behave differently based upon who is calling it.

A small library for sorting out uk telephone numbers

A Ruby wrapper for Tumblr API

This gem is mainly a proof of concept for the topic "Automated Hunting for Cross-Server Xrefs in Microsoft RPC and COM" on Code Blue 2020. It is a locator for RPC server/client routines and COM interface methods/client calls, so it can be used to search for Cross-Server Xrefs scenes. In addition, it also has other functions such as ALPC client/server.

A gem for check if attribute has value.

Simplified ActiveRecord data migrations between app instances

TVC is an awful git clone that should never be used, ever.

Make easy use of Twitter Bootstrap with Ruby on Rails App

Tweaks provides a minimal framework for implementing, configuring and distributing those little pieces of code you develop and collect through developing multiple rails projects.

wrapper for the Tweethook API

Extract content from tweets

This gem handles the migration and commit of a TWiki project to a github wiki, uses java in the backend to parse the files

Using twilio-ruby gem and some understanding, you can create twilio conference calls