Fork of the original wysihat-engine, by Jeff Kreeftmeijer. A Rails engine to help integrate the 37signals WysiHat rich text editor to your application.

A static site generator utilizing Haml, Sass and providing YUI compression and cache busting.

Bixbite is a project initializer for dynamic to static publishing

Join css and js assets and create a versioned file.

Compresses Javascript & CSS files on the command line interface with yui-compressor. Run `cli-yui-compressor` or its shorthand `cyc`. Usage: cli-yui-compressor | cyc [options] [filename] -c, --charset [CHARSET] Sets the output charset (CSS & JS). Default: utf-8 -...

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Quick asset compression for Ruby - Perfect for Heroku

Crush is a set of Tilt templates for the various JavaScript and CSS compression libraries in Ruby.

Fingerjam uploads your Jammit-compressed assets with fingerprinted filenames so they can be cached indefinitely

A toolkit for bootstrapping and developing WordPress themes with Bones Theme as a starting point. Fones is a combination of Forge and Bones.

A toolkit for bootstrapping and developing WordPress themes.

Command line tool for client side web application development

Jammit is an industrial strength asset packaging library for Rails, providing both the CSS and JavaScript concatenation and compression that you'd expect, as well as YUI Compressor and Closure Compiler compatibility, ahead-of-time gzipping, built-in JavaScript template support, an...

Github style assets bundling in a Rails 3 engine

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

Yet another ruby framework

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

A CoffeeScript, Stylus, and Jade (HTML and JST) Guard that mirrors yoursource files (.coffee/.styl/.jade/.jst.jadet) in another location (public/www/etc...).

Tools to automate deployment to Heroku. Heroku is already automatic, but if you like to compile all your SASS and compress all your CSS&JS files before committing to Heroku, this tool is great for that

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.