Add cache_key functionality to scopes

scopie_rails provides integration between scopie and rails

selectable_attr_rails makes possible to use selectable_attr in rails application

Selection list management and form and view helpers. Manages one table to hold all selections items/dropdown lists ( tree ). Dynamic lookup to find parent or children ( eg. Selection.priorities ). Form helper to display lists ( eg. f.selections :priorities ). Handling of archived items ( disp...

Servus is a Ruby gem that provides a structured way to create and manage service objects, promoting clean code architecture and separation of concerns in your applications.

SMTP Proxy for Amazon Simple Email Service with bounce and complaints support

session :off, :only => :foo, :if => Proc.new { |req| req.params[:bar] }

SexItUp allows for the easy drop-in of public domain images for site mockups and user avatars.

The shoelace-rails gem adds useful view helper methods for using Shoalace Web Components.

A lightweight library for encoding/decoding Rails request parameters.

Initialises Simple Form to automatically produce Bootstrap 3-friendly markup

This gem adds Bootstrap2 and Bootstrap3 renderers for SimpleNavigation

Really convenient way to set up page titles in a Rails application.

Sprockets tilt support for jQuery templates with Rails 3.1 new asset pipeline

StandardAPI makes it easy to expose a query interface for your Rails models

Because every time I create a new webapp, I think about how I should process user-generated content. Should convert urls to links and images? Should I allow certain tags? Should I convert all new lines to *br* tags? Well, now all that is as simple as calling a single method.

Sweetify allows you to easily use SweetAlert within your controllers

simple, flexible and fast html table generator

Removes the tedium of form filling with SitePrism by allowing you to specify a set of fields, actions and submissions rather than procedurally calling Capybara’s DSL methods.

Gem for parsing bbcode-formatted strings to HTML or any other formatting you like (or don't like).