Like Active Record's validation feature, but for destroying models

DRYing up Many-to-Many Relationships in ActiveRecord

Include more records in your relations/associations, just to DRY your code.

Applications that have complex email sending logic have DRYness problems. ActiveMailer solves that by making a legitimate email model where all sending logic belongs. It is also capable of acting as an audit trail for email sending.

Build seaworthy command-line apps like a Captain with a powerful Ruby DSL.

shared base for request_handler using dry-* gems

The Don't Repeat Yourself Markup Language

Methods to get and build models directly from parameters. Useful for DRYing up code, specifically very dynamic code for things like admin tools.

My SAKURA gem with various utilities. This is my swiss-army knife for Linux and Mac. See README.md for amazing examples, like: richelp ubuntu # shows a richelp of my 'ubuntu' cheatsheet richelp sakura synopsis # shows a riche...

DRY up your service object code by inheriting from Heartwood's base object, which provides a few key helpers.

Version 1.0.1 Update Notes: -Updated README "HOW TO RUN" -I'm not sure how to format this so it looks good on the gems website so please just see the README file. USE CASES: 1. Your friends bully you because your imaginary role playing worlds are predictable and boring. 2. You like seeing c...

DRY in swagger and roar scenario, generate documentation from roar modelss

DRYing Our Cities projects by wrapping common behaviours

A macro-style method that will automatically read the database contraints (null requirements, string length, etc) and enforce those at the model level to keep validation more DRY. Provides many options to customize how automatic it is and what columns it affects.

An intuitive and very DRY CSS framework that lets you dictate styling with classes that behave as they are named.

lac is a DRY framework for creating scrapers

Awesome replacement for factories and fixtures that focuses on being DRY and making developers type as little as possible.

Given a description of an API, generates a ruby client for that API.

Know how you can't just use 'form_for' in rails with a newly initialized ActiveResource object? Ever get annoyed at having to add default attributes to your newly initialized ActiveResource objects? Fortify gives you the power to DRY'ly define default attributes for your ActiveResource derived cl...

Service object based on DRY.rb components for speed and less boilerplate