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juscribe.alpha

This was my pet project that is currently offline as it awaits a full rewrite with Rails > 3

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Schrodinger's Cat is a library for dealing with the uncertainty of whether or not a variable references an existing object or is, in fact, nil. Usually dealing with this common situation involves running chained methods and then rescuing in case of NoMethodError's, or the usage of ugly conditionals to ascertain the presence of a variable reference, but Schrodinger's Cat offers a potentially more elegant way to handle this common pattern.

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argumentation

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core_utilities

This gem is now located at https://github.com/caleon/justools where it will continue to be maintained. This one remains just to support existing apps hooking into this version of the gem.Ruby-level extensions, utilities, convenience methods that I’ve found I’m constantly using in all my projects.

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ehammy

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hash_with_dot_access

Fetch values of a hash using dot methods instead of the brackets. This particular Hash is designed with configuration file loading in mind.

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js_optimization

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justools

Ruby-level extensions to simplify common coding patterns, as well as general, all-purpose utilities.

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pagemaster

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personhood

Common attributes for a person model (i.e. User) for things like names, age, sex, etc.

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quarter_system

Gem for dealing with predefined division of a year, such as the US Fiscal Quarters system

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regexp-validator

Centralized Regexp validations for Rails projects

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significance

Similar in behavior to Object#presence defined in ActiveSupport, Significance is a state which determines not just the blank-ness of an object but whether or not the non-blank object has any real-world value. The utility of this gem can best be demonstrated when considering the merging of two hashes. Under normal circumstances the mere existence of an equivalent key in the second hash results in its overriding the corresponding value in the original hash. Using Hash#significant_merge, however, the second hash will retain only key-value pairs whose values are “significant,” even applying the significance filter recursively into child hashes or arrays.

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