A small library to count things. Use Redis, Memory, or bring your own storage!

This gem allows you to create unique readable fantasy names as identifiers for your active record objects. You can also define multiple identifier columns and alternatively use a UUID or Devise.friendly_token as identifier.

Fast ActiveRecord Serializer

Uses table duplication to speed up migrations on large tables

FastExists drastically reduces database lookups in Ruby on Rails applications by utilizing thread-safe probabilistic filters (Bloom Filters, Cuckoo Filters, HyperLogLog) while preserving the database as the single source of truth.

Generate JSON bypassing ActiveRecord object building. Directly from PG result

Sits on top of FactoryGirl and, when appropriate, caches SQL for later playback

A light and fast terminal-based feed reader.

A fast alternative to ActiveRecord::SchemaDumper

Models define access rules via a DSL. Controllers call auth_required. Access denied returns 404.

fbcat - command-line tools for built-in football catalog (reference) dbs incl. leagues, clubs, & more

Facebook Video URL Converter is intended as an easy alternative to changing video hosting from Facebook to a different one.

Conditional statement to chose feature in your application

This gem introduces the concept of "features" and "settings" to your Rails app. It provides an easy way to define such features and settings with default values right in your code and will persist them in the database.

Create a composite feed of 'recent activity' from multiple models in your rails app. They will be sorted by a datetime column (usually created_at). This removes the need for insert hooks to create 'activity' in an extra table.

Rails helpers for feedbuilder

A Rails engine that provides scheduled feed generation with auto-registration of generators

Implements a simple system for handling xml news feeds with caching.

A Presenter Layer for ORM(s)

Fences Fortified is an adaptation of the Fences library. Created to provide authorization for your Ruby on Rails app.