API pagination the way RFC2616 intended it

This gem provides views to add users (probably front-end or mobile developers) to your Rails 5 so they can create clients and manage tokens. With this, you can authenticate all requests and eventually track usage by each client.

A Ruby wrapper and CLI for to interact with Cloudfactory.com REST API

A tool for automated testing and debugging of automation scripts (e.g., Chef).

Use Cloudwatch Events to kick off recurring SQS ActiveJob jobs.

Canvas LTI and OAUTH2 mountable engine

Rails nested form made easy, with standard Rails form builder, Formtastic or SimpleForm. Unobtrusive and zero-dependencies JavaScript included, with optional integration with jQuery and Stimulus.

Allows you to create .js.coffee views

Cogy integrates Cog with Rails in a way that writing and deploying commands from your application is a breeze.

When your Hotwire wires go cold. A Rails engine that serves a Cache API service worker, precaches the pages you nominate, and falls back to an offline view Turbo will actually render. Built against Hotwire Native's rules, which are stricter than a browser's, so the same cache works in a plain Hotwire web app and an installed PWA.

Collaborative editing on Rails.

Simple engine making colorbox use in rails super easy

Provide backend functions for Comable.

Provide core functions for Comable.

Provide frontend functions for Comable.

ComfortableMediaSurfer is a powerful Rails 7.0+ CMS Engine

Distributed as a gem, relies on SimpleForm & HAML, while this is an engine, it is inteded for use with Comfortable Mexican Sofa, and it may work with other Rails apps, but is not tested against them. Why not comfy_contact or something similar? Cause keeping track of ComfyContact::Contact.contact - hurts my head.

Frontend components for Ruby on Rails: group your view logic, html and css files in components to be rendered from views or directly from controllers.

Simple support to render google calendar v2/v3 or iCal content in Concerto 2.

Adds support for remotely hosted videos, like YouTube or vimeo, in Concerto 2