nusco

sinatra

Classy web-development dressed in a DSL (official / canonical repo)

travis-ci

Free continuous integration platform for GitHub projects.

rack

A modular Ruby web server interface.

cucumber-jvm

Cucumber for the JVM

ruby-prof

A ruby profiler. See https://ruby-prof.github.io for more information.

rack-test

Rack::Test is a small, simple testing API for Rack apps.

dotmatrix

Hashrocket Dot Files

goos-code

Source code for the book, "Growing Object-Oriented Software, Guided by Tests"

turbulence

Hopefully-meaningful metrics

growing-oo-software-in-ruby

Ruby Translation of Freeman & Pryce /Growing Object-Oriented Software, Guided by Tests/

lowdown

Lowdown helps software development teams focus on what they should build, when they should do it, and why they should bother doing it at all.

fuubar-cucumber

the instafailing Cucumber progress bar formatter

Refactoring-Chapter-1

Worked example from Fowler's Chapter 1

dirty

Easily run dirty tests when using Git

slave

easy management of child process works over pipes and drb

goos

Me following along with Steve and Nat's GOOS book

flying-sphinx

A library that hooks Thinking Sphinx to the Flying Sphinx Heroku addon

reading_list

D3n

A DDD Sample Application SandBox, written in Ruby

utopia

Pure Ruby version of 'Money, Sex and Evolution' agent-based modeling simulations

polyworld

GitHub mirror of Polyworld development, using for sanity/branching while working on visualization scripts.

sinatra-example

copy-as-rtf-tmbundle

Copy as RTF migrated to Ruby 1.9 (at the cost of copying to a new document rather than the clipboard)

mobility_service

A simple Java Web Service for my own integration training

powernap

Frictionless REST resources that love you whether you're human or robot.

capybara-webkit-bug-demo

A simple project to reproduce an apparent bug in Capybara-webkit

mrcoach

Basic goofing around with the Mr. Coach concept

Refactoring-Chapter-1

Worked example from Fowler's Chapter 1

sinatra-example

wherewhere

A dead easy way to tell people where you are.