Automatically extract strings from ERB templates and replace with calls to t()

A tool set for Lake5Media and QingheTech developer

Like autotest, but in your browser. Currently unsuitable for use by anyone.

Quick way of adding labjs to your rails applications through a view helpers

A Ruby Gem for generating printable labels in a variety of formats(pdf, html, etc.) and templates(Avery, etc.).

Super simple postgres multi-tenancy

Lando generates empty landing pages, based on pre-made templates.

Landslider is a ruby interface to the Landslide SOAP-based API

Translate string to given language by keyboard layout. Useful to auto convert user input from wrong language to target languages in search queries

A simple read-only interface to Solr, built on Sunspot. Lunr makes it easy to query and create objects from a Sunspot-managed Solr index without requiring all the knowledge, code, and data used to build the index in the first place. If you have complex indexes with a stored fields and need to search / access those fields without access to the original data store, Lunr might be what you're looking for.

A sinatra-based app that redirects data received via HTTP to an AMQP message broker.

mvc de las localidades departamento y provincias de la Argentina (migraciones con todas).

A Ruby on Rails plugin to add an after_commit callback. This can be used to trigger methods only after the entire transaction is complete. Updated with savepoint support for unit testing.

The PublicSuffix gem works great if you give it nice, clean domains WITHOUT a transfer protocol. But what if your application has one (or multiple) urls with or without protocols? LazyDomain assumes it could be either way and uses URI to make up the difference. Because URI can only parse a url WITH a protocol, Lazy Domain automatically adds 'http://' if it is not already present in a url. Now you can easily use PublicSuffix for varying urls.

Ruby is not Haskell. It is NOT a functional language and it isn't meant to be lazy, and forcing it to be anything other than Ruby is stupid and inefficient... but that didn't stop me from building an ultra-lazy Ruby2.0 version of the lazy list

Simple read-only JSON API to an LDAP server. Written in Sinatra with net-ldap and json.

This is a simple wrapper over ldapsearch util avoiding base64 dn and others gotchas

Clean ruby syntax for defining and deploying messy cron jobs.

Link, copy & setup your dotfiles with a rake task.

Simple ORM for couchDB