~1/2 of a compiler for an internal DSL: a lexer and partial parser for contextual internal DSLs

Checks if email really exists

Ssshhh. It's a secret.

bits of writing

Lumberjacks cut down trees. This lumberjack builds them (it's a generic DSL for constructing object trees).

Extensions to the pathname library.

Rubocop bundle for TextMate2

Keeps controllers clean in the face of ugly fragment caching using a lazy load

The tiniest web-framework, ever.

the meta-sequencer

A spelling correction tool for ruby

I accidentally methodfinder/what, is this bad?

Migrating a lot of DNS? Yeah, well this should help a bit.

Like acts as state machine, but _way_ better.

Like acts as state machine, but _way_ better.

A kind of sort of AOP-ish library thingy that I did, everyone else is mad, I swear.

Its like using a directory as a database. Sort of.

Wraps some common-ish plain-ruby object modelling junk.

Inverts booleans. I'm not sure if this was not or not done before, but it's not done now!

Tease apart the semantics of what things are versus what they can do.

The best Ruby Amazon S3 library in existence (well, not yet).

Lost Socks is a Ruby DSL (lol) for specifying DNS records, and verifying these records against name servers. Handy for large DNS migrations, where a record here or there are inevitably left behind,…

Another AOP-like (hijacking) library, when I forgot that I had already written one (aspect), and I still swear everyone else is mad.

TDSA = Test Driven System Administration. Well, this only plays with web servers. But anyway.

A deprecated view library, ERB on steroids. We replaced it with about 10 lines of helper methods.

Like geekq's workflow, but including state and transition dependent validations

Like acts as state machine (aasm), but _way_ better (it's in Ruby too!)

Keeps controllers clean in the face of ugly fragment caching using a lazy load

A simple DSL library that extends your existing classes.