Projects
As of now, most of my public-worthy projects are hosted on the social coding site GitHub. I really like the interface that they have as well as the ability to fork someone else's code, play with it, and ask them to merge your changes. One of the other fantastic features of GitHub is the fact that the website is completely integrated with your source control. When you push your changes to the remote repository, the website updates accordingly (and instantly). If you're making Ruby gems, you should really check out gemcutter as it has replaced GitHub as the main gem repository.
If you haven't checked out GitHub, I strongly suggest you do so as it can save you an immense amount of time when coding open source projects (or private ones if you pay them some money).
Below is a list of my current projects, a short description and a link to the GitHub page. I have a few other projects listed, but currently my development on them is small and they are forks of other user's code bases.
- active_report - A Rails gem to assist in the creation of reports.
- authcan_easyroller - Basic Rails application utilizing Authlogic, CanCan and Easy Roles.
- lcdproc-ruby - A Ruby library to connect and communicate with the LCDProc server LCDd.