A simple Jekyll blog theme, perfect for developers.

Project Skeleton Manager

bootstrap glyphicons scss

This is a hacked-together version of the gem 'bootstrap-sass', with the generators from 'twitter-bootstrap-rails', has also replaced the Glyphicons icons with [Font Awesome](http://fortawesome.github.com/Font-Awesome/), since svg icons are resizable and colorable and such. There are also some custom scss helpers in a folder called 'custom_partials', which are just a byproduct of trying not to hate css. The nature of those scss helpers are very similar in look and feel to the bourbon gem by thoughtbot, which seems more complete than my own (to be honest) but when I had started accumulating helpers, I was not aware of the gem. Feel free to muck around with this as you please.

Chroma is the Sass color manager, managing color names, variations, and color schemes.

An implementation of Baseline in Sass

Use box-sizing: border-box; with impunity. Borderbox outputs equivalent CSS for IE6 & 7

Prototype iPhone apps with simple Sass components

Easier media queries for Compass.

Slickmap for Compass

A compass extension that provides a function to determine the lightness of a color in the YIQ color space

Still in development

Basic Rails Framework files and assets for layout and authentication

Internal CTL base UI toolkit

This framework lets you build & easily layout dashboards with your own custom widgets. Use it to make a status boards for your ops team, or use it to track signups, conversion rates, or whatever else metrics you'd like to see in one spot. Included with the framework are ready-made widgets for you to use or customize. All of this code was extracted out of a project at Shopify that displays dashboards on TVs around the office.

Simple blog system built up with Sinatra.

Support to help you develop Zendesk Apps.

Wraps the CKEditor 4 Javscript library (http://ckeditor.com/) for use with the effective_regions gem. Not intended for use as a standalone gem.

Ember for Middleman

Erector is a Builder-like view framework, inspired by Markaby but overcoming some of its flaws. In Erector all views are objects, not template files, which allows the full power of object-oriented programming (inheritance, modular decomposition, encapsulation) in views.