Gives models a field with daper decorator of the model itself

Export ActiveRecord data as a csv.

act_as_flashcard is an adaptation of the Anki space repetition algorithm for rails applications

Use this gem to add import/export to .csv functionality to your activerecord models

Easily define abstract methods and callbacks for superclasses and modules

Multipart forms using custom routes

Acts As OQGraph allows ActiveRecord models to use the fast and powerful OQGraph engine for MYSQL.

A specified database column acts as a price and creates on the fly methods like 'price' and 'price_in_cents'. For more information visit: http://github.com/jeroeningen/acts_as_price

Use a field to store plain-text roles and manage them easily

Sanitizable concern to sanitize attributes the way you like

Given a list of datetime _at attributes allow an activerecord object to query status, change status and hold multiple states, these states can be used to build state machines or other constructs.

Plugin to remove spaces on fields

create a url-friendly stub based on an activerecord column for your models

With ActsAsSubscription, you can hook your model into several subscription services, such as CheddarGetter.

Padrino version of the popular Rails tagging plugin. With ActsAsTaggableOnPadrino, you could tag a single model on several contexts, such as skills, interests, and awards. It also provides other advanced functionality.

A drop in replacement for acts_as_tree with super fast ancestors and subtree access

Create, Store, and Embed videos from different Oembed host using their url

Returns values for specified methods on each object containing mixix and values from general methods specified for models that don't have the mixin; depending on 'depth' value passed in the method will also recursively return values for associated objects on each model scanned

Provides an API for the following actions: * Logging in and Logging out * Creating a sprint * Finding a sprint * Uploading tasks to a sprint from a CSV file * Exporting tasks in a sprint to a CSV file

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