They listen to the rap music, which gives them the brain damage.

Couch Tap provides a DSL that allows complex CouchDB documents to be converted into rows in a RDBMS' table. The stream of events received from the CouchDB changes feed will trigger documents to be fed into a matching filter block and saved in the database.

A pretty simple health check for your rails application.

Countdown announcer for site maintenance etc.

This makes it easier.

ActiveRecord extentions for counter_cache.

Easy Money gem integration for rails 3.

CounterOne provides improved counter cache for Rails app with support various relationships and conditions.

Gem for implementing multi country sites, enables countrizable extension for ActiveRecord model/data.

Provide a list of localized countries, currencies and time zones

Adds word_count method to string.

Система управления пользовательскими оповещениями и подписками

Cova removes a lot of the complexity that comes with designing, coding, testing, prototyping and publishing mobile applications.

Helper method to simplify Rails caching, based on PackRat

Plugin for Cloud_Portal to add support for Amazon Web Services

Plugin for Cloud_Portal to add support for the Oracle Cloud Platform

Provides some utility functions for controllers and views that make running a/b tests a breeze.

Tree and flattened array data structures for traversing an ActiveRecord model graph

Crayfish - PDF templating for Rails

Cre reduces the amount of code you have to write when fetching rails credentials. If your encrypted credentials look like this: production: password: 'foobar' development: password: 'foobar' test: password: 'foobar' Usually you have to get it like this: `Rails.application.credentials.dig(Rails.env, :password)` with Cre you can just do: `Cre.dig(:password)`. By default it grabs the current Rails environment. To overwrite this behavior add the enviroment as the first argument: `Cre.dig(:production, :password)`