Command line tool for client side web application development

Frozen controls building static webpages using various templating engines such ass sass,scss,coffeescript, and slim.

Portable document authoring. Fuse HTML, JavaScript, CSS, images and fonts into standalone HTML files.

https://github.com/blakehilscher/gallerize

A reference page for gems installed within a Rails application.

Simple git-powered approval tests. With RSpec integration.

Builds the development environment for Go web apps with css/js frontends.

Rails Engine for Gorg apps

Yet another ruby framework

A feature-flag system that makes it *really easy* for application developers to add and manage features. You can roll out features to a percentage of your users, or you can define groups to see the new feature. Want to test a new feature on 50% of your premium-plan users named "Fred"? GreenFlag can do that.

Guard::Cogs packages your coffeescript, javascript, sass, and css.

This gem leverages Guard's watch ability to insert files inline within another file. When the parser incounters a //= path/to/file, it then gets the content of that file and then inserts the content replacing the comment. Optionally that file can then be passed through Uglifier. Files with no insertions will just be copied over.

guard file for the uglifier gem

A standalone asset packager

Just an assets collection

Full-featured application for managing hackathon logistics

Superjova CSS Framework

Simple CMS

Build, minify, and deal with different platforms and environments for your HTML5 app. This is often used with PhoneGap but designed not to require it, and high_five can be used to deploy any kind of HTML/JS/CSS-based application that requires different deployment configurations.

#Ruby on #Rails CMS with #Crowdsourcing support changes: http://bit.ly/home-page-0-0-6