Cybersourcery takes care of the most difficult aspects of working with Cybersource in Rails. It makes as few assumptions as possible about your business requirements, allowing you to use any subset of features appropriate to your needs.

Run your own business.

Description of your gem (usually longer).

LoggableActivity is a powerful gem for Ruby on Rails that provides seamless user activity logging prepared for GDPR compliance and supporting record relations. It allows you to effortlessly keep track of user actions within your application, capturing who did what and when, even with related records included in the logs. With LoggableActivity, you can maintain the privacy of sensitive information in your logs, making it a perfect solution for applications that require robust audit trails while adhering to strict data protection regulations.

Renalware uses demographic, clinical, pathology, and nephrology datasets to improve patient care, undertake clinical and administrative audits and share data with external systems.

Unintrusive interactive API documentation generator for rails apps

To be used for sharing standard assets between the multiple modules of a platform

CMS functionality based on ActiveAdmin

UI components for ad2games projects

A framework for creating admin dashboards

Agilidée Commons

API documentation engine for Rails 4 with Postgres and Bootstrap

Live CMS powered by atomic assets.

Metagem that includes all the gems common to all Rails project by BARD.

Bootstrap as Bemer components.

WORK IN PROGRESS: You should not use unless you are far too kind to contribute for the moment. Bigmouth is a mountable engine for creating simple blog pages for your application.

Blog Tool for the Shubbl Homepage

Description of BlueberryCMS.

In Devise you own controllers, models and views. With Booth you don't own the models (much like ActiveStorage). The Controllers you do own, but the implementation is pretty much just calling Booth helpers. The views you own completely, just as in Devise.

Backport to Rails 3 Twitter's Bootstrap, converted to Sass and ready to drop into Rails or Compass