Store your metrics generated with the 'process_metrics' gem using ActiveRecord

Most Rails blogging tools include everything you could ever want, including things you don't. Proclaim tries to provide the simplest (yet beautiful) implementation of a blog via a mountable engine; if more functionality is desired, it can easily be combined with other engines.

An easy, and extensible transactional event notification add on for Spree.

PBM for web

A proctoring rails engine to provide proctoring features to varuious apps in a decentralised way.

This gem should support you when using rails scaffold (or a lot of simple CRUD models/views/controllers) in a programmable fashion, removing repeated code when possible and making it configurable

Progstr Filer is a developer-friendly file and attachment hosting service that lets you easily build apps that store and share files.

Wrap model properties into a single database column and declare properties from within the model.

Protected is a gem for rails that gives you user authorization, administration, auditing in a mountable Engine

Protect records from being destroyed in a declarative way. Simply add 'protect_if :dont_delete, "Record is marked as not deletable"' to your ActiveRecord model. Your record will no be destroyed and the given message is added to the errors object.

Commandline tools for proteomics

Based on fork of a fork of a fork of acts_as_taggable by DHH. Updated for Rails 3.2

Transforms ActiveRecord object to Protocol Buffer messages

Add the Keybase open protocol for identity proofs to your Rails app. There's a bunch of docs for how to use it.

Take the pain out of dealing with databases in Android by generating fully functional database, content provider, and ORM object code, from nothing more than a pre-built sqlite database or a .sql file.

Description of ProvinceAndCityCh.

ActiveRecord extension to find out near by (proximal) previous and next records from the ActiveRelation scopes (using AREL). Uses special sub-queries. Supported mysql2 and postgresql adapters.

ProxyAuthentication allows two Rails applications to share an authenticated user, through a url token. App A can (through its own authentication system, e.g. Devise) authenticate a user, and then generate a link to App B with the encoded user info (in the url token). App B can then validate the request and decode the user info.

Allows method calls to be delegated to a template object.

Test proxies to be sure it works