If Rake won't do it by itself, you oughtta Mattock. If you survived the pun, you might enjoy this gem. Features: * Extensions to Tasklibs to support powerful deerpaths. * A commandline library that supports mocking for tests. * A module to support common templating patterns

Tools for managing SQL backups and local/remote database

Three things: An rspec formatter that triggers libnotify on completion. An rspec formatter that outputs to vim quickfix A simplecov formatter that produces vim markers (+ a vim plugin to load them)

Diecut is a tool for supporting the process of writing code generation. It provides linting, a general purpose command line generator, discovery of templated values, and composed generation.

Part of the Fluoride suite - tools for making your black box a bit whiter

Here's the idea, and it's very simple: you maintain a little database of the servers you work with. You have some commands you run parameterized in relationship to those servers. Those commands are all available as subcommands of helm.

Some command line tools to be used in tandem with a githook for Pivotal `pb start` will switch to (possibly creating) a git branch named for your current highest priority started Pivotal story.

Rhet Butler is a presentation assistant. Build a slide deck in simple YAML, design it in CSS, run the presentation with your smartphone over Websockets.

RoaD FoReST is a web framework designed to use the Resource Description Framework to accomplish Representative State Transfer. I'm stoked, even if everyone else is rolling their eyes. This gem represents the Ruby implementation of both client and server. The next step will be to set up an adapter for a Javascript framework.

CLI tool for submitting activity information to Timepulse