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Ruby Application Archive - Hosts over 1,000 open source projects, over 700 owners.
RubyForge
Atelier in the Blue Sky - Text preprocessor, aftercommit, CD player, extension library for zlib, patches.
DbTalk - Interactive GUI-based tool for database querying, programming, administering, etc. Has 3 basic parts: SQL editor, query result viewer, database structure viewer. [Open Source, GPL]
freshmeat.net: Ruby - Root Ruby page there, hosts near 300 open source projects.
Funaba.org: Ruby - Applications: cal, dvipc, gtkcal, luna, nqt, rar, prof, stared, tkcal, tr-list, wc, Just another Ruby hacker; Libraries: calendar, date2, delay/force, once, smf. By Tadayoshi Funaba.
PalmSync - Ruby library for synchronizing PalmPilot with DBMSs.
R2Cobra - Provides a Cobra implementation of the language.
Ruby - Many useful, interesting applications, libraries: scripts, patches, extension modules, documents. English, Nihongo.
Ruby.CHannel - Ruby information, downloads, resources, RWIKI Plus, online interpreter (try Ruby online), interactive tutorial, Programming Ruby Interactive. The last two combine text examples with the online interpreter to run them. English, Deutsch.
Ruby/Gtk Example: Tic-Tac-Toe - Short introduction to Ruby/Gtk by example. Shows how to inherit Gtk+ elements and the use of a recursive MiniMax tree search.
Ruby/Password - Set of methods to create, verify, and manipulate passwords. Has interface to CrackLib library commonly used to check password strength. Intended use: system administrators who need programs to prompt for, generate, verify, and encrypt passwords.
Rubytree - Provides a Rubygem library implementation of the tree data-structure. Includes specialized tree variants as well.
Zakki-Cho - Software and several translated articles on programming and running Ruby on Windows. "Zakki-Cho" = "Notebook" in Japanese. Help build the largest human-edited directory on the web.