Add drag and drop reordering to ActiveAdmin tables.

Capybara API that knows how to wait for Angular in end to end specs

Capybara helpers for https://select2.org select box (supports Select2 versions 2/3/4)

iQvoc - a SKOS(-XL) vocabulary management system built on the Semantic Web

Start a markdown server in any directory

Puma performance without all the (T)pain

Ruby "bot-end" micro-framework for Facebook Messenger

Take full control of the DOM with Turbo Streams

Take full control of the DOM with Turbo Streams

vmpooler provides configurable pools of instantly-available (running) virtual machines

Rails engine to generate instant reports from adhoc SQL query.

Standalone rack app to manage files onbehalf of your app

A command line utility to be run in Book repositories to stitch together their constituent Markdown repos into a static-HTML-serving application

A command line utility to be run in Book repositories to stitch together their constituent Markdown repos into a temporary static-HTML-serving application

AJAX/Rails engine file browser for cloud storage services

integrated library system

Create your own gems mirror.

Restart puma when files change

In version 5.0 the authors of the popular Ruby web server Puma chose to remove the daemonization support from Puma, because the code wasn't wall maintained, and because other and better options exist for production deployments. For example systemd, Docker/Kubernetes, Heroku, etc. Having said that, it was neat and often useful to daemonize Puma in development. This gem adds this support to Puma 5 & 6 (hopefully) without breaking anything in Puma itself. So, if you want to use the latest and greatest Puma 5+, but prefer to keep using built-in daemonization, this gem if for you.

User interface for manage settings with rails-settings gem