Pugin is a component-based pattern design library that holds all of the reusable partials, styles and scripts for elements of UK Parliament microservices.

Makes it easy to add and edit forms programatically, specifying select, radio, checkbox, or string input, and recordings users' answers. Questions can be associated with specific objects or with string labels. A form template and controller are including for displaying questions and recording ans...

Makes it easy to add and edit forms programatically, specifying select, radio, checkbox, or string input, and recordings users' answers. Questions can be associated with specific objects or with string labels. A form template and controller are including for displaying questions and recording ans...

Lets you see the current state of all throttles and bans. Delete existing keys/bans. Manually add bans.

Compose declarative, component-based responses to HTTP requests

Adds to RailsAdmin support for mongoid localized fields.

Adds to RailsAdmin support for mongoid localized fields.

Rails 3.1 drop-in blog engine for existing Rails applications

Basic web app controllers and templates

Flyweight diary workflow. ruby-1.9.2 or later is required.

ruote workflow engine, wrapped in a loving rack embrace

Using Ruby and Capistrano, build and deploy a static website to Amazon S3

Sabisu is a dashboard for the monitoring framework Sensu. It is powered by Cloudant to provide strong features such as full text search and fast performance.

RDF web scraper

Web UI for making requests to thrift services, given their IDL files.

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

Small Sinatra extension to add a content_for helper similar to Rails'

This is a simple example I built while playing with Sinatra and Cucumber a bit, so that I could get to a good starting point.

Expands sinatra with standard helpers and tools to allow for complex applications

This Sinatra extension, derived from omniauth_pure by Marcus Proske, adds OmniAuth authorization to your Sinatra application, so your users can login using FaceBook, Twitter and many other authorization providers, as long as you supply the API keys. It uses DataMapper and HAML.