activeadmin-oidc plugs generic OpenID Connect single sign-on into ActiveAdmin. It builds on Devise + omniauth_openid_connect and adds JIT user provisioning, role mapping from provider claims via a host-owned on_login hook, and a single install generator that wires everything up.

Drag and drop order interface for ActiveAdmin tables

A collection of styles and scripts that make Active Admin better.

Use Tom Select for searchable selects in Active Admin forms and filters.

Provides easy DSL integration between ActiveAdmin & workflow

Application framework for Rails

Charting toolset that integrates into ActiveRecord and ActionView for fast, easy business intelligence and data visualization on any Rails app. Uses inline SVG wherever possible for best performance on the web. Javascript is used only when absolutely necessary.

Devise based AD User Logins

An easy and flexible access control system. Authentication and authorization before a method/action is executed.

Fast JSON serializer for nested PORO and ActiveRecord Objects supporting decoration, field filters, record filters and caching

ActiveFilter is a Rails engine for allowing users to filter scope dynamically.

Plugin for active admin which allows to easy modify I18n translations

Minimalistic approach to ActiveJob monitoring, database based to avoid additional dependencies.

Assuming that a queued job has lost its raison d'être when its argument had been deleted, ActiveJob::RNF ignores deserialization errors originating from a failed attempt to load that resource.

Framework for business logic classes in a Ruby on Rails application

Declares a service object and the #merge_all helper method for merging active record class instances.

Modules/classes that extend AMS with more functionality

Enhances ActiveModel::Serializers gem by adding support for serializers namespacing. This makes developing versioned APIs super easy. Works with ActiveModel::Serializers 0.8.x series.

Harness the power of PostgreSQL when crafting JSON reponses

This is an example gem used in my RailsConf 2020 talk. Please don't use in production! https://bruckmayer.net/rails-conf-2020