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ANSI 1.2 Ruby Library

The ANSI library keeps getting better. I just launched version 1.2.1. The GitHub repo is here. Probably the most useful new feature is the addition of the String#ansi method which makes it even easier to add ansi codes to output. For usage documentation be sure to check out the QED documents.

RubyFlow admin could you add title to this post? Thanks.

Mercury 0.9.12 - A simple framework designed to create mockups.

Mercury is a simple framework that combines haml, sass, faker, jquery, jquery-ui, 960.gs, and coffeescript. Built on top of Sinatra, this simple framework allows you to create mockups using the same technology you use every day to build web apps.

why launch frameworks with 0 documentation??…is it for genius?..
Hey Andrew, Check out http://rdoc.info/projects/jackhq/mercury. …

Released swf_file v1.0

Just released swf_file v1.0. SWF File is a Ruby Gem based on Dennis Zhuang’s swfutil lib that provides you with the ability to access SWF file headers, such as duration, width and height, from within your Ruby application.

Cinch IRC Microframework

Cinch has had a lot of interest as of late. We have contributors and work has started on a website to house more information. Please keep feature requests coming in! For those of you who follow Cinch on GitHub, you may notice you’re no longer following. This is because I accidentally made the repository private and public again, meaning all watchers were removed. Sorry guys! Click here and start watching again. We also have the #cinch IRC channel on Freenode.org for testing your bots, and support. We don’t have many users in there, so come say hello!

monster_mash - makes writing parallel HTTP code easy!

I just released version 0.1.0 of monster_mash, a library that provides a super-simple DSL for consuming HTTP resources, wrapping Paul Dix’s excellent Typhoeus library. You implement your API method code once, and get both serial (blocking) and parallel (evented) client methods for free! [more inside]

That looks great! Monster, monster mash!`
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