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    Whenever

    Whenever

    Cron jobs in Ruby

    Whenever (javan/whenever) is a Ruby gem that provides a clean, Ruby DSL for defining and managing cron jobs within your application. Rather than editing system cron tables by hand, you describe scheduled tasks in a schedule.rb file using methods like every, runner, command, or rake. The gem then compiles this schedule into a standard crontab format and installs it for you, handling all the necessary quoting, environment setup, and command path resolution. It supports specifying execution...
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    A7

    PIM/shcedular

    A7 is an editor-based PIM(Personal Information Manager) or Schedular. I wanted to have better schedular on both online and offline everytime. It would be good to have some collaboration between on/off tools, but it is minor priority. For offline, finally I select just A4 size (=~ letter size in the U.S.) size paper folded into 3 times(A4 -> A5 -> A6 -> A7) and ball-point pen. This project name (A7) comes from this inspiration. For online, I wanted to have life-time schedular and...
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