Provides CDN helper methods for Rails as used in the Alpha.gov.uk project

Helps you support JSONP and CORS in your Rails app

Send notifications and messages. However you want.

Rails helper to allow yaml configuration of utility css classes

Command Deck is a Rails engine that provides a floating panel UI for running custom admin actions and tasks without opening the Rails console. Define panels/tabs/actions with a class-based DSL.

ConciseErrors replaces ActionDispatch::DebugExceptions with a compact error page that highlights the exception and a truncated backtrace, making Rails crashes easier for humans and AI helpers alike.

Conditional UI predicates for Rails - a clean and simple approach to separate business logic from your views and models.

Makes upgrading to Rails 5 from Rails 4 easier

A general purpose Rails utility plugin.

Don't repeat object.save, object.update, object.destroy and flash[:alert], flash[:notice] in every controller. Use action's name to decide what to do

Allow you to create css.erb views, and use helpers and the like in them

A CSV validator for Rails 3. See homepage for details: http://github.com/mattfordham/csv_validator.

A view layer for your Rails apps that separates structure and logic, using Handlebars templates. Strongly inspired by Curly Template gem by Daniel Schierbeck.

possess a current user

ActiveRecord plugin for cursor based pagination. Uses some column and rpp (results per page) to paginate your content. The main advantage against traditional pagination (limmit and offset), that the one URL on specific page will contain the data set, despite the newly added entities. It may be us...

Token-based rails-api authentication with Devise

Drape adds an object-oriented layer of presentation logic to your Rails apps.

The Don't Repeat Yourself Markup Language

HTML tables made easy (in Rails 4 & 5)

This gem provides integration of embedding images and fonts as base64 into CSS files within the Rails asset pipeline. More about embedding assets and how it works, see the [jammit documentation][1]. This gem actually reuses code from that project.