igal/loofah-activerecord
ActiveRecord sanitization using Loofah and Nokogiri
Discovered public repositories for igal in the GitHub catalog.
ActiveRecord sanitization using Loofah and Nokogiri
File backend for Hiera
Code coverage for Ruby 1.9 with a powerful configuration library and automatic merging of coverage across test suites
How To Avoid Packaging Like A Barbarian
PLEASE CHECK http://github.com/lifo/docrails/wikis
This is an Android app for displaying the Open Source Bridge 2011 conference schedule -- it's also available on the Android Market.
pocketknife is a devops tool for managing computers running chef-solo, powered by Opscode Chef.
This repository contains fixes for using newer Rails 2.3.x releases (e.g. 2.3.10) with plugins that generate email, like exception notifiers.
This is a small application demonstrating how to do concurrent programming with node.js, Express and Seq.
This is a small application demonstrating Kyle Drake's `sinatra-synchrony` stack, available at https://github.com/kyledrake/sinatra-synchrony
Cook with Chef without a Chef Server
Community awesome directory hub mumble mumble
Resque and Redis examples
Tools for managing Puppet modules
"A Dashboard of everything going on in your Puppet ecosystem. Currently functions as a reporting dashboard and an external node repository, and will soon do much more."
Igal's github site
Complimentary ticket issuer for Open Source Bridge
A tutorial on using the factory_girl fixtures replacement library for Ruby
Presentation about Sinatra for the PDX Ruby Brigade
A tutorial demonstrating the use of Bundler for managing Ruby gems
A MediaWiki skin for integration with the Open Source Bridge website
A tutorial demonstrating the use of RCov, a Ruby code coverage tool
[OBSOLETE: This repo contains some patches I submitted to this project] A RESTful CouchDB client based on Heroku's RestClient and Couch.js
THIS REPOSITORY IS OBSOLETE! The official implementation is at https://github.com/pdxruby/pdxruby2
An evaluation of various data stores for Ruby
[ OBSOLETE: This app was a very early Rails app and thus accumulated lots of cruft, security flaws, etc. It was rewritten from scratch and is available at https://github.com/igal/pdxruby2 ] Code that runs the pdxruby.org website, affectionately known as the "cat herder"
Scratch repo so I can figure out what github is doing weirdly without pumping test commits through my normal repos. github is great, but sometimes it's really hard to figure out what magic it's doing.
Documents and sample source code describing message queue options for use with Ruby.
[Unstable development fork] AutomateIt is an open source tool for automating the setup and maintenance of servers, applications and their dependencies.
Igal's development fork of Calagator, see my branches for new code.
OpenProposals is a web application for collecting presentation proposals for conferences and events.
[Current as of 2009-02-09] Wm Leler's "Bertrand" constraint language, ported to modern compilers.
[ABANDONED: This mostly worked, but I gave up because the libical library had serious design flaws and limitations. These days, you should probably use RiCal] Project for providing Ruby bindings for libical. This is pre-alpha software that's incomplete, doesn't have a stable API, and may not work!
[OBSOLETE: This code worked fine, but doesn't support newer releases of Ruby and its libraries, and some URLs it uses no longer work] Checks a Ruby interpreter against a suite of tests, using a Ruby script
[OBSOLETE: This code worked fine, but doesn't support newer releases of Ruby and its libraries, and some URLs it uses no longer work] Checks a Ruby interpreter against a suite of tests, using a bash script