Rails engine to manager transactions using acidlabs's puntopagos-ruby gem

APNS support for the modular push daemon.

A rails engine with questioning authority gem installed to serve as an authority search server with normalized results.

Provides the `qTip2` jQuery plugin packaged for the Rails 3.1+ asset pipeline.

Ruby gem developed to help with pagination, filtering, sorting, and including associations on both active record queries and custom sql queries

Makes it easy to add and edit forms programatically, specifying select, radio, checkbox, or string input, and recordings users' answers. Questions can be associated with specific objects or with string labels. A form template and controller are including for displaying questions and recording answers, and ActiveAdmin is supported for editing the questions and options on the back-end.

QuickbooksWebConnector is an engine for sending requests and recieving responses from the Quickbooks Web Connector

Easy way for create contents using rails_admin

Provides automatic session timeout in a Rails application.

Rails Exporter (CSV, XML, XLS)

rails-jquery-tokeninput project integrates Tokeninput jQuery plugin which allows your users to select multiple items from a predefined list, using autocompletion as they type to find each item

Add Rails asset helper and named_route helper for JavaScript

Sets the current locale of a request using a combination of params, cookies, and http headers

Mailgun integration for rails

This gem allows you to easily create a Portfolio web site to showcase your work.

Presenters for Rails applications

RailsPress gives your Rails app a complete content management system: a blog with categories and tags, structured entities with custom schemas, and editable site blocks with inline editing — all behind a namespaced admin interface.

Check and search logs from dashboard, use hightlight to spot easily, add hourly rotation if needed.

Secure applications disable browser history and internal cache. Unfortunately, this causes problems with most browsers when following the standard Rails pattern for displaying errors. For full protection from ERR_CACHE_MISS (in Chrome with no-cache, no-store), and equivalent in other browsers, the pattern should be altered to follow a full POST-REDIRECT-GET patten. This way the browser will always have a consistent back-button history to traverse without triggering browser errors.

Requests rate limiting library for Ruby on Rails