Segmentor creates slices from your data that can be used for notifications

Seiten lets you create static pages for your Rails project and provides you with some cool navigational helper likes breadcrumb or custom navigations.

A collection of useful Rails generator scripts for HTMl 5 boilerplate, useful partials, authentication, helpers with HAML support - fork from Ryan Bates Nifty-generators.

Select2, a jQuery-based substitute for select boxes, offers features such as search functionality, support for remote data sets, and infinite result scrolling. This gem offers search, remote data loading, and infinite scrolling, all wrapped in a beautiful Bootstrap 5 theme. Integrating them with ...

Select2 Helper

Multiple choices selector (similar to select2, but with rails hotwire)

Selenium download helper.

Provides an out of the box implementation for self authentication

The self-notifo gem sends notifications to your own Notifo account from your Rails application.

System testing by recording actual user interactions

Selling model structure for billing gem

Based really very heavily on acts_as_taggable_on, but introduces tagging schemes and moves context into tags (so, for example, "Environment" in a 'green_tags' scheme is not semantically equivalent to "Environment" in an sysadmin's tagging scheme)

SemanticCrawler is a ruby library that encapsulates data gathering from different sources. Currently microdata from websites, country information from Freebase, Factbook and FAO (Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations), crisis information from GDACS.org and geo data from LinkedGe...

Rails helpers for handling dates and time.

A collection of mixins to make your Sass code look more semantic

Simply and customizable navigation in the Ruby on Rails 3 application. Predefined bootstrap renderers

Create beautiful hrml layouts with semantic-ui, simple_form and rails

Semester related functions added to Date and DateTime in rails

Simple embeded page creator. Should I be called CMS? Not sure.

Easily create content for your Rails apps using just textfiles