Ruby Network Software

• Borges  - Ruby Web application framework based on Smalltalk Seaside 2, allows linear programming of applications. [Open source].
• ICQ Lite History Browser  - Uses Ruby, FXRuby and REXML to implement a slim browser for ICQ Lite's history files.
• Modruby.net  - Embeds a Ruby interpreter into the Apache webserver, to let Ruby CGI scripts execute natively, so scripts start up and run far faster.
• Oxyliquit Nitro Q&A  - Question and answer (Q&A) system for: Nitro multiparadigm Web application development engine, and ObjectGraph (Og) object-relational mapping library.
• Rice  - Ruby ICE, Information and Content Exchange. Implements ICE syndicator that publishes time stamps, ICE subscriber that consumes time stamps. Description, documents, downloads.
• Ruby/DICT  - RFC 2229 compliant client-side library implementation of DICT protocol, written in Ruby; can be used to write clients that access dictionary definitions from set of natural language dictionary databases.
• Ruby/SMB  - Brings Samba to Ruby: a C library gluing Samba libsmb client library to Ruby dynamic high-level language; a tool making it easy to work with OS network resources, without considering low-level issues: buffers, pointers, buffer pointers. [Open Source, GPL].
• Ruby-Radius  - CVS interface, no Webpage; The RADIUS Ruby module gives an RFC 2138/2139-compliant interface to RADIUS using Ruby. API is based somewhat on Net::Radius module for Perl, but with some changes made to use Ruby features (such as iterators).
• RWiki  - Wiki on Ruby, written in Ruby, with separate and intermixed English and Japanese pages. Pages can be edited in either language. Japanese is displayed with EUC encoded Japanese Kanji characters.
• ZenWeb  - System to build full Websites, not only pages. Allows focusing on content and structure of site, while leaving page construction, markup, layout, navigation as secondary concerns.