Gluttonberg is an Open Source CMS developed by the team at Freerange Future. As designers and developers, we love the flexibility of Ruby, but got tired of taking care of authentication, asset mangement, page management (and so on...) with every install. We created Gluttonberg to take care of that boring stuff so we could start having fun sooner.

Provide theme helpers for Rails.

Rails Engine for Gorg apps

A plugin for the Rails 3-based Governor blogging system that adds an ATOM feed to a blog.

A middle-tier plugin for the Rails 3-based Governor blogging system, allowing you to tie in additional services that might want to perform blog-related services in the background.

A plugin for the Rails 3-based Governor blogging system that posts and updates articles to Blogger.com.

A plugin for the Rails 3-based Governor blogging system that posts and updates articles to LiveJournal.com.

A plugin for the Rails 3-based Governor blogging system that adds ThinkingSphinx search functionality to a blog.

A plugin for the Rails 3-based Governor blogging system that posts your blog entries to Twitter for you.

Grandstand is a simple blog and photo gallery application. It takes a minimal amount of configuration and can be built installed as a gem and used within minutes. It's totally cool. Seriously.

Data tables for Rails

change based on foundation-will_paginate gem, use foundation style pagination and also provides a goto page input area when gap is clicked

Shortens the syntax for creating tables

Build a custom blog in seconds!

Base Enterprise Application

A mountable, extendbale, multisite, CMS engine for Rails 5with a basic dashboard interface for your projects

A DSL for serializing resources according to HypertextApplicationLanguage. This gem has been deprecated and has been replaced by 'hal_presenter'. See: https://rubygems.org/gems/hal_presenter And: https://github.com/sammyhenningsson/hal_presenter

A DSL for serializing resources according to HypertextApplicationLanguage.

Rails scaffolding with Haml and Formtastic rather than ERB, and various other improvements. Based the haml_scaffold by Norman Clarke.

Rails scaffolding with Haml rather than ERB, and various other improvements.