This is a personal repository where store my little projects I write to study Ruby

TwitterSpy is a supplemental bot for twitter that does the stuff the twitter one used to do, and a few things it doesn't.

IM xmpp:im@twitterspy.org for more info.

TwitterSpy is a supplemental bot for twitter that does the stuff the twitter one used to do, and a few things it doesn't.

IM xmpp:im@twitterspy.org for more info.

A remake of the original Operation Lambda, an action/puzzle game for the Apple IIGS by Bret Victor. Like the original, work your way through a space station rescuing hostages and deflecting lasers. Adds a level editor, swappable tile-sets, and more.

A remake of the original Operation Lambda, an action/puzzle game for the Apple IIGS by Bret Victor. Like the original, work your way through a space station rescuing hostages and deflecting lasers. Adds a level editor, swappable tile-sets, and more.

Who's your daddy? Kill Rails fixtures, Don't Repeat Yourself, reduce the complexity of your tests.

Who's your daddy? Kill Rails fixtures, Don't Repeat Yourself, reduce the complexity of your tests.

IntroductionThis application is a cross-platform user interfcae to edit RPG Maker XP data files. It uses Ruby Marshal module to read and write those files.

FeaturesGeneric object editor Ruby script collection (RSC) editor, with syntax highlight Screenshots ...

BackgroundFoodr was created to ease organization of food orders and automate notifications for all participants. In a busy corporation, people often doesn't have time or interest in lurking throughout the city in a search for food. They also doesn't like to stay hungry till the end of workday. So the more or less spontaneous actions are undertaken by members of a hungry team to call for pizza or some other meal. This results in chaos, as they have no reliable and non-intrusive (no more food spam) way to coordinate their effort. And then comes Foodr. ...

BackgroundFoodr was created to ease organization of food orders and automate notifications for all participants. In a busy corporation, people often doesn't have time or interest in lurking throughout the city in a search for food. They also doesn't like to stay hungry till the end of workday. So the more or less spontaneous actions are undertaken by members of a hungry team to call for pizza or some other meal. This results in chaos, as they have no reliable and non-intrusive (no more food spam) way to coordinate their effort. And then comes Foodr. ...