exceptions_app is gem, that provides a simple way of handling exceptions in Rails applications.

Exceptron comes from the future to make your exceptions rock!

Easy to setup exchange rate into your awesome Rails application.

Leverages citero-jruby gem and acts_as_citable to deliver a download and push mechanism.

The inverse of `select` on an ActiveRecord::Relation. Use to avoid loading large columns (e.g. texts or blobs).

Provides optional javascript url helpers, CORS configuration and a pool of routes into which applications can dump their host information and routing table. Other applications can then utilize application namespaced helper methods for redirecting, drawing links, placing cross-origin XHR requests, etc. between apps.

Use ExecJS to write your views in JavaScript.

Exemplify eases templating of your configuration files, automatically detecting .example files and copying them in place.

CMS engine to deliver multiple sites. Based on Mongoid.

Exoskeleton will build a basic Backbone.js structure for your rails application

To use exotel call api

Expat adds a mountable web application to your development environment that will enable you to manage the i18n yaml files of your Rails application.

Expense management module for Dorsale

A rails engine for enabling A/B and other experiments.

Easily handle deadline-based workflow transitions in Rails

Handles storing and generating CarrierWave FOG expiring asset link stored in string and text attributes of ActiveRecord objects

Explicit is a validation and documentation library for REST APIs that enforces documented types at runtime

Exportable will help you in exporting ActiveRecord models in to different output formats including CSV, XLS etc.

The ExportManager allows users to export data from dynamic tables with dynamic columns. The system provides flexibility in selecting the data to be exported and generates a CSV, JSON, Excel, or XML file accordingly.

Adds a class method to all ActiveRecord models in Rails that exports all rows in a single CSV file to an Amazon S3 bucket