a KISS GTD manager for the command line lovers.

Useful, reusable named_scopes for ActiveRecord.

DTF is a modular testing framework skeleton. This is the control gem containing the db schema(s) and command-line script.

Posts data from automation systems to dubbletrack.com. Requires dubbletrack account

A simple Rails 3 Gem that extends ActiveRecord. Let's you specify model attributes to dynamically create search methods similar to searchlogic's dynamic named scopes. It can be used to help Rails 2 projects with searchlogic migrate to Rails 3 with metasearch a little easier.

postgres extension with fun

a small ActiveRecord plugin that converts 'smart quotes' to their ASCII equivalents

Because I must be too stupid to understand globalize.

This gem creates dump file in temporary directory(if present otherwise create temporary directory) using construct method by passing username,database_name & host as parameter!

Dump model to seeds-like ruby code

Maybe you want something that acts like a hash but is backed by ActiveRecord.

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EBS tool for me

a command line interface for twitter, also a library which wraps the twitter api

Simplify data imports and exports with this slick ActiveRecord extension

Perfect Ruby chapter15

Dynabix dynamically creates read/write accessors on ActiveRecord models for storing attributes in a serialized Hash

We want to avoid nested forms while creating a form based on some object. This will help keep the forms clean while easily delegating each field into their models.

Dynamic Active Model automatically discovers database schemas and creates ActiveRecord models without manual class definitions. It detects and configures relationships (belongs_to, has_many, has_one, has_and_belongs_to_many) based on foreign keys and constraints, handles dangerous attribute names...

DESCRIPTION ON THE WAY! :)