Build some documentation for your projects of any language.

Pair Programming made user-friendly with your web browser (and Portly helps).

puppetdb_rundeck is a sinatra based application to provide integration between PuppetDB and Rundeck. It provides an api in either xml, json or yaml that allows the node and fact data with puppetdb to use used as a resource with rundeck

Love Ruby's 'puts' syntax? Hate typing 'console.log' everytime you want to print something to the web-browser's console from your Coffecript? Then use putsjs in your rails application. putsjs allows console logging statements to be written as puts statements in your coffescript files and during a...

PVC_Glue description

Quickpress allows you to create, delete and list your posts and pages on the command line. It supports a great deal of template languages allowing you to write the way you like.

Template-driven scaffolding.

Rack::App FrontEnd framework to create beautiful website with style

Racket is a small MVC framework built on top of rack.

A Controller middleware that is fairly basic. I would say it is a sort of Ramaze for kids

Rack-Rscript is a light-weight alternative to Sinatra-Rscript.

Simple and highly customizable Web Framework encouraging to build an app as a set of low-coupled components instead of monolith

This gem helps you write rails-like web applications

A project helper, include create, develop, test, release helper.

Babel adapter for the Rails asset pipeline.

Build a static frontend app with rails

Clientide Haml JS templates for rails that "just work" (like they should). Why another Haml JavaScript gem? Uglyog's library lets you use coffeescript, which allows the embedded JavaScript in your Haml templates to be much more beautiful and Ruby-like. While I'm not the biggest fan of coffeescr...

Adding templates to Angular's templateCache with Rails.

Adding templates to Angular's templateCache with Rails. Also in this fork we added an option to configure the path sent to angular

Template inheritance provided by Rango in Rails!