map activerecord models to tables depending on context

If you are stuck with a MySQL database where the naming is, well, unrailslike, activerecord-mysql2-legacy-db-adapter offers a way to do the translation. It works at the driver level and doesn't require you ro change the structure of the database. Also there are no database views which sho...

This tool allows you to generate quick and simple Excel reports based on the array of records returned by your ActiveRecord queries

It sends ActiveRecord objets to SimpleDB using Resque

ActiveRecord adapter for Vertica databaes

The original ActiveScaffold supports Rails (http://rubyonrails.org/) with it's native ORM ActiveRecord. This version replaces support for ActiveRecord with support for Sequel (http://sequel.rubyforge.org/).

If you've gone through the trouble of linking your schema with proper foreign keys, defining associations in ActiveRecord feels like double work. ActiveSchema discovers the associations and validations that can be derived from the database schema.

Automatically manages saving, deletion and validating the object graph

Automatically manages saving, deletion and validating the object graph

A simple wrapper for the ATDW SOAP API

we implemented some automatic caching to first,last and all methods

Gives models a field with daper decorator of the model itself

Export ActiveRecord data as a csv.

Easily define abstract methods and callbacks for superclasses and modules

Use a field to store plain-text roles and manage them easily

create a url-friendly stub based on an activerecord column for your models

With ActsAsSubscription, you can hook your model into several subscription services, such as CheddarGetter.

Padrino version of the popular Rails tagging plugin. With ActsAsTaggableOnPadrino, you could tag a single model on several contexts, such as skills, interests, and awards. It also provides other advanced functionality.

Create, Store, and Embed videos from different Oembed host using their url

Provides an API for the following actions: * Logging in and Logging out * Creating a sprint * Finding a sprint * Uploading tasks to a sprint from a CSV file * Exporting tasks in a sprint to a CSV file