Queue up calls to specific models and execute them in transactions, after a certain number of models have been added.

ActiveRecord is great, but could be better. Here are some tweaks for it.

Adds a symbol attribute type to activerecord

Batch updating for ActiveRecord models

Support MySQL's INSERT ... ON DUPLICATE KEY UPDATE in ActiveRecord

SQL views with ActiveRecord

Simple DSL to control callback attribute changed in ActiveRecord model

Manage the states of records by commonly used attributes.

Export or import data from multiple input formats such as arrays, hashes, and active record or vice versa.

Flexible but opinionated framework for defining and running reports on Rails models backed by SQL databases.

A Rails Engine using ActiveRecord to cache results of HTTP scrapes

Provide a very simple way to transform ActiveRecord data into Hash output.

Easily filter, sort, and paginate enumerable sets.

Adds ability to sort models using a custom field

Provide a cool, and seamless, integration between ActiveAdmin and Trailblazer, so you can use your operations inside ActiveAdmin

Generate obfuscated UXid's.

Allow to store ActiveModel validations in ORM.

Contains validators for date and time values, type checking.

ActiveVersioning serializes attributes when records are saved and allows for version and draft management.

Simple, efficient, and extensible webhooks for Ruby, including: Rate Limits, Cryptographic Signatures, Asynchronous Delivery, Buffered Delivery, Versioning.