Ruby Eco is a bridge to the official JavaScript Eco compiler.

Run Jasmine JavaScript unit tests, integrate them into Ruby applications.

Command-line interface for softcover.io

An asset pipeline implementation for Sinatra based on Sprockets with support for SASS, CoffeeScript and ERB.

A CoffeeScript converter for Jekyll.

Barista provides simple, integrated support for CoffeeScript in Rack and Rails applications. Much like Compass does for Sass, It also provides Frameworks (bundleable code which can be shared via Gems). Lastly, it also provides a Rack Application (which can be used to server compiled code), a around_filter-style precompiler (as Rack middleware) and simple helpers for rails and Haml. For more details, please see the the README file bundled with it.

GitHub-flavored-Markdown TaskList components

HTML5 Application Assembler

Crowd-sourced translation and localization engine for Rails.

Helpers for angularjs in a rails project (ripped from backbone-rails)

MongoDB logger for Rails

A light-weight infinite scrolling jQuery plugin, wrapped in a gem for Rails

Sprockets::Commoner uses Node.JS to compile ES2015+ files to ES5 using Babel directly from NPM, without vendoring it.

Ruby bindings for coffeelint

A web interface for Sensu, a monitoring framework that aims to be simple, malleable, and scalable.

coffeebeans was developed by: markbates

A collection of web filters for rake-pipeline

soca is a different way of writing apps for CouchDB. The structure is up to you.

Dugway allows you to run your Big Cartel theme on your computer, test it in any browser, write code in your favorite editor, and use fancy new tools like CoffeeScript, Sass, and LESS. It's awesome.

Spar uses Rack and Sprockets to provide an asset development environment very similar to the asset pipeline found in Rails. It also has built in deployment tasks for deploying your entire site to AWS S3 and Cloudfront.