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WebVizTools is a set of scripts to help visualize larger web sites and hunt down orphaned files.

WxMonitor: An Open Source Weather Monitoring System This is a project to develop a Ruby based client and server system for the purpose of communicating with a Micro-Controller based weather monitoring system and display the data in real time.

Ylang-Ylang is an advanced web based calendering system that can be used to: - Promote events online with interactive calendar widgets - Connect with attendees / site visitors through various types of messaging - Track participation and impressions

ZK Light is renamed to ZKuery and moved to http://code.google.com/p/zkuery/. ZK Light is a client-only version of ZK; Support Java, C, PHP, Python...

Homebrew formulae to install zathura and plugins on Mac OS X. The OSX native integration (dock, window manager) has been added to the develop branch of zathura.

ZenWeb has been migrated to RubyForge for better support. Click the Home Page button above to go there now.

Website for artists to promote them self.

Database management tools for bands

BenchLab is a Web Application benchmarking framework using real web browsers.

Mix the bits of information together the way you want without turning them into a white noise. The first step of this project is to create the groups-oriented bookmark management platform using Ruby on Rails.

ciperf is used to calculate the -b and -l values for iperf in order to produce a chosen udp packet throughput (overhead = 51 bytes) in respect to some variables which may change the calculation of the parameters (e.g. computers, links, ...).

Complete system to create heat maps from users' clicks. Includes code for handling, logging and analyzing the data and generates a heatmap.

A lightweight Ruby on Rails CMS

ctBlog is yet ANOTHER blog application. It's built using Ruby on Rails (2.3.2), and has the intention of staying simple and pure! Most blog software could also be CMS software, or message board software...it just seems to bloated.

- generate static html for articles and indexing - comment posting for each article - formating article : titles, images, text, ... - safe MD5 checks

deplate is a tool for converting wiki-like markup to latex, docbook, html, or "html-slides". It supports embedded LaTeX code, footnotes, citations, biblographies, automatic generation of an index etc.

Diary ON Rails (donrails) is a content management system. It can use various things. Mainly for diary, blog and memo. Donrails goal is making framework for content management and training materials for making other application with Ruby on Rails.

This utility was born out of the fact that on a couple of occasions, through no fault of my own, I have had domain name records (DNS records) expire, and I needed a utility to give a rapid warning when this was either about to happen or had recently happened. This utility is run regularly as a background cron job and sends me an email to tell me the domains are still live.

Another way to automate watching for torrent files. The initial goal? Leverage an external bit torent client and create a very simple way to schedule searches for torrents you want. That could be shows, books, etc. any file available by bit torrent.

filecached is a high-performance, file-based caching system, intended for use in speeding up dynamic web applications by alleviating database load.

A web service that allows users to summarize and tag published research in a manner that is meaningful to the user, allows them to specify the "gist" of the article.

Personal online bookmark web application. Social bookmark service manager. Powered by Ruby on Rails.

Web server password (htpasswd) and group file management CGI. You can modify password, add/delete/modify users and groups on web interface.

Log outgoing HTTP requests made from your application. Helps with debugging pesky API error responses, or just generally understanding what's going on under the hood. In theory, it should also work with any library built on top of these. But the difference between theory and practice is bigger in practice than in theory. This is very much a development and debugging tool; it is not recommended to use this in a production environment as it is monkey-patching the respective HTTP implementations. You have been warned - use at your own risk. Just like in Rails, you can filter the values of sensitive parameters by setting the filter_parameters to an array of (lower case) keys. The value for "password" is filtered by default. Please note that this will only filter the request data with well-formed parameters (in the URL, the headers, and the request data) but not the response. It does not currently filter JSON request data either, just standard "key=value" pairs in the request body.