Store your errors on other server - and manage them!.

A simple API endpoint to run your rake tasks in the Rails context.

A webconsole that can be used accross multiple applications.

Remoting is a great way to turn plain rake tasks in scripts to administer the server remote. It provides a little framework to run remote commands over SSH along with a DSL to define remote scripts.

Turbolinks can cause JS troubles in a rails app, unless properly used. This is a simple gem to remove everything related to turbolinks from a Rails 4 app.

Auto rendering 404 errors for Rails App

Creates the build file needed for deploying to Render

RenderCow allows you to render cows.

Additional functionality to the ActionView renderer to assist in debugging views.

Adds a render_csv to your Rails 3.0+ controllers

Execute server side JavaScript and render the result with Rails.

Render with flash inline

Render your Contentful space!

With this gem, a template is searched in the current controller's view folder (as usual). If it is not found there, the template with the same name in the view folder of the superclass controller is used. Finally, also views and partials remain DRY!

Adds Rails “render :parent” helper, which renders template with the same name as current but higher on the view path. Rails 5 compatible

It is a very basic gem, which renders content in pdf by extending rails core render() method.

Adds easy renderring to your JSON API

Rails engine for rendering SQL files as user-facing views

A set of helpers that allow a UNIFIED WORKFLOW for TurboStream and TurboStreams::Channel. To avoid a heavy mix of view and logic, partials and templates can be rendered directly from the controller. There is no need to write *.turbo_stream.* templates anymore. Logic can stay on in the controller. Javascript actions can also be executed directly from the controller. TESTING: To reduce the amount of hard-to-maintain system tests, request tests are possible. A DEMO PROJECT with all this built in, along with system and request tests, is linked in the README.

Addition of a :variant argument to ActionView's render function, allowing the presentation of an object in multiple variants.