A simple ruby on rails sitemap generator

Explicit soft deletion for ActiveRecord via deleted_at and default scope.

Allows multiple types of relationships between products to be defined

spinach-rails adds Rails support to spinach

Spree Essential Blog is a blog plugin for Spree sites equipped with spree_essentials.

Background search indexing using existing worker systems.

Use render in your Rails controllers and handle the response with Turbolinks.

Allow staff users to pretend to be your customers; to impersonate their account.

Easy and modular way to secure applications and handle permissions.

Allows to define form inputs and filters by relation for ActiveAdmin resource pages using Ransacker to dynamicaly load items while user is typing symbols in filter

Making object from any hash or hash array

Enable to use the concept of form objects with ActiveModel

Simple gem that allows you to run multiple ActiveRecord::Relation using hash. Perfect for APIs.

ActiveRecord Association Helper for PORO (Plain Old Ruby Object)

Back-ports generated column support, deferred foreign key support, custom foreign key support, improved default configuration, and adds support for pragma tuning and extension loading

Yet Another N+1 COUNT Query Killer for ActiveRecord

Activity feeds backed by Redis

Use Youtube-Like ID in ActiveRecord seamlessly.

Automatically makes your Rails app loading content in the background via ajax. Works by turning all internal links into ajax links that trigger an update of the page's content area. Also form submissions are automatically turned into ajax requests. Uses the html5 history interface for changing the url and making the browser's back and forward buttons working with ajax. Falls back to a hash based approach for browsers without the history interface (like Internet Explorer <10). Transparently handles redirects and supports flash messages and page titles. Requires Ruby 1.9 and the asset pipeline.

A simple gem that audit ActiveRecord models' attributes or methods by taking snapshots and diff them for you. Starting from scratch to work with Rails 3.2.2 onwards