Bootstrap3 views for TheRole

Collect and manage of Subscribers

webgen is used to generate static websites from templates and content files (which can be written in a markup language). It can generate dynamic content like menus on the fly and comes with many powerful extensions.

Merb plugin that provides HAML support

Grudge is a stand-alone system, which means you run it on your own, that watches the comments of some git repository and provides a web interface to allow people to rate the comments.

A full Rails engine providing e-commerce functionality for any Rails 4 application. Based on Shoppe Rails Gem.

Render Jade templates with help from therubyracer embedded V8 JavaScript interpreter

Tiny is a tiny framework agnostic markup builder, useful for building view helpers on inclusion only adds three public methods, tag (for generating html tags), capture and concat, works as pure ruby and with erb and haml

tminusit is your own personal URL shortener for your own domain. It's written in Ruby and powered by Sinatra. You can run it with any Rack-capable web server.

tminusit is your own personal URL shortener for your own domain. It's written in Ruby and powered by Sinatra. You can run it with any Rack-capable web server.

tminusit is your own personal URL shortener for your own domain. It's written in Ruby and powered by Sinatra. You can run it with any Rack-capable web server.

Make a simple todo app on your web app with just two line of codes. It is really easy to share your tasks about your web app with other with this app.

Haml to erb conversion tool

Development tools of TogoStanza

This gem provides library for Rails application of Tokyo Metro Open Data. [Please note]: This gem (Ver: 0.10.1) is temporary version. Maybe this gem will be renamed to 'odpt_tokyo_metro'.

Provides support for paradigms commonly used in Tomify Applications

Fancy Views

TORQUE Resource Manager for Ruby. Submit, check and control your job directly from Ruby.

the tiniest blog-engine in Oz.

A simple app to provision Tomcat apps with Docker written for The Docker Book - http://www.dockerbook.com