Zimpler/emacs-base
Shared packages and keybindings for pugglepay
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Shared packages and keybindings for pugglepay
A Devise extension to allow your app to utilise Google's 2FA Mobile app
For british eyes only
Ansible is a radically simple IT orchestration engine that makes your applications and systems easier to deploy. Avoid writing scripts or custom code to deploy and update your applications— automate in a language that approaches plain English, using SSH, with no agents to install on remote systems.
Public repository.
An open source Ruby implementation of SEPA Financial Messages using Web Services.
Validates Structure allows you to easily validate hash-structures using ActiveModel::Validations.
An RSpec minor mode for Emacs
Chef recipe to install Wemux on Ubuntu
Emacs utils used at PugglePay
Manage spork and nailgun from within emacs
The official AWS SDK for Ruby.
A Ruby Statsd client that isn't a direct port of the Python example code. Because Ruby isn't Python.
Gem for provisioning AWS servers and running Chef-solo scripts
PugglePay is hiring system developers
The Zimpler Dev Blog
To test torquebox deploy.
TorqueBox Ruby Platform
TorqueBox Chef Cookbooks
Battle-hardened Ironfan-ready big data chef cookbooks, laden with best practices and love from your friends at Infochimps
Exception Notifier Plugin for Rails
Boot any rails app in under a second.
RightScale Amazon Web Services Ruby Gems
RSpec on JRuby without the startup cost.
An Object Oriented DOM Tree in Ruby
This Gem adds useful methods to your Rails app to validate, display and save phone numbers. It uses the super awesome Phony gem (https://github.com/floere/phony).
r509 is a ruby library that allows you to create/parse CSRs, issue certs off arbitrary CAs, parse certs, create CRLs, run an OCSP responder, and much more
Ruby gem to parse BgMax files from Swedish Bankgirot
A simple rails engine gem for a status page
Some useful tools for our capistrano deployments.
Installs and configures vsftpd, based on original work by Robert J. Berger.
Small (soon to be) gem for safely archiving individual files to S3