The official Typeahead plugin for Twitter Bootstrap

Generates Twitter Bootstrap based admin panel with scaffolder. Project is quite opinionated, requires Rails 4, SASS, SimpleForm, Kaminari and Devise.

I18n support for devise views based on Twitter Bootstrap 3

Provides Pick-a-Color JavaScript library for your Rails application. It's a jQuery color picker for Twitter Bootstrap 3. Source code: https://github.com/lauren/pick-a-color

Padrino Bootstrap Forms is a port of Seth Vargo's Bootstrap Forms for Rails. It makes Twitter's Bootstrap on Padrino easy to use by creating helpful form builders that minimize markup in your views. Currently supports Bootstrap 2.

View helpers that generate the proper markup for some Twitter Bootstrap components

This gem is a fork of sinatra-twitter-bootstrap remade for bootstrap 3. Usable, though still somewhat of a work-in-progress. Check the homepage for details.

A simple and clean pagination implementation for jQuery and Twitter Bootstrap.

Bootstrap is Twitter's toolkit for kickstarting CSS for websites, apps, and more. It includes base CSS styles for typography, forms, buttons, tables, grids, navigation, alerts, and more.

simple-navigation-bootstrap is a simple-navigation renderer for twitter-bootstrap navigation and dropdowns.

Hooks into will_paginate to format the html to match Twitter Bootstrap styling. Extension code was originally written by Isaac Bowen (https://gist.github.com/1182136).

Rails Exception Handler Admin interface built on rails scaffolding with a twitter bootstrap theme.

In-place editing with Twitter Bootstrap for Rails

Twitter Boostrap CDN support for Rails 3 and 4

Advanced combo-box using Twitter-Bootstrap

Helper methods for generating Twitter Bootstrap markup

Refinery CMS extension that adds Twitter Bootstrap 3

Bootstrap Forms makes Twitter's Bootstrap on Rails easy to use by creating helpful form builders that minimize markup in your views.

Kyruus modifications to Twitter Bootstrap and Font Awesome

Quickly and easily include popular CDN assets (e.g. jQuery, Twitter Bootstrap, Font Awesome, etc.) in your Ruby on Rails application.