TurboCable replaces Action Cable with a custom WebSocket implementation for Turbo Streams, providing 79-85% memory savings (134-144MB per process) while maintaining full API compatibility. Designed for single-server deployments with zero external dependencies beyond Ruby's standard library.

A mountable Rails engine with chats, messages, memberships, and Turbo Stream updates.

Components with super powers

TurboFlow brings native app-like page transitions to Rails applications using Hotwire Turbo and the View Transitions API

Google reCAPTCHA v3 + Rails (integration)

Material Web Components for Hotwire Turbo.

Modal library that uses Turbo and Stimulus because we are in the future now.

turbo-replay assigns a sequence number to broadcasted messages and caches them. When a client disconnects because of flaky network, we're able to resend (or replay, hence the name) missed messages in the same order they were originally sent.

TurboRouter makes it easier to use turbo_frames by dynamically wrapping responses with turbo_frames and providing view helpers to generate links with predictable and straightforward behavior.

UI components for Rails using Turbo.

Mongoid port of Turkee. The same as Turkee, it creates usability studies, posts HITs, and retrieves the user entered values from Mechanical Turk.

Forked version of Turkee by Jim Jones, republished as a gem for use in Rails 4

7 Turkey regions and cities of regions

Wanna start writing turn ip features like a boss but you have to write ALL steps for it? No problem we can provide some, mainly based on spreewald.

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Tuttle is a tool for Rails developers to inspect the runtime configuration information of their applications, libraries, and frameworks.

With ActsAsTaggableOn, you can tag a single model on several contexts, such as skills, interests, and awards. It also provides other advanced functionality.

Provides assets for Bootstrap and FontAwesome in your Rails application.

Provides assets for Bootstrap and FontAwesome in your Rails application.

TweetHose lets you easily generate a daemon that listens to the Twitter firehose. When keywords you're interested in appears, you can set up a callback. Should make it easy to create that Justin Bieber tracking app you've always wanted.