Teaching publishing gems

Learning how to publish a gem

Use Stitch allong with Sprockets

A collection of CSS list scroll effects. Works in browsers with support for CSS 3D transforms including a special touch-enabled mode for iOS & Android 4.x.

Ohm's law expressed in Ruby.

A structured approach to composing DSL modules for Ruby libraries with optional extension hooks

access control for rails controller/action

Strong Parameters alternative for Ruby/Rails applications

strong_attributes provides a strong_parameters-style permit interface using a wrapper around your model. By accessing model attributes in your views only through this interface, you ensure that any attributes displayed are explicitly permitted, and sensitive data is not displayed to unauthorized ...

Use model-level authorization with a very granular roles and permissions definition.

Gem **strong_concerns** is technically helping you to create concerns in a right way, minimizing and making explicit interface between object and concern.

It is a delegate library that checks the type of an argument

Lets you access hash values just like calling a method on an object

Simple type validation for plain ruby object attributes that perform conversions whenever possible.

Whitelist and typecheck your parameters at the controller level

Pageviews is a page views counting gem for Rails. Log views from Rails controller actions.

Provides a light DSL for defining strong parameters in Rails controllers

Permitted and required parameters for Action Pack

It allows move params permissions from controllers to separated permission-objects

strong_presenter adds a layer of presentation logic to your application, and gives you strong_parameters-like logic to determine which attributes are visible