Select2, a jQuery-based substitute for select boxes, offers features such as search functionality, support for remote data sets, and infinite result scrolling. This gem offers search, remote data loading, and infinite scrolling, all wrapped in a beautiful Bootstrap 5 theme. Integrating them with your Rails app has never been easier.

This script generates a NetLinx workspace and source code to start up a Duet module. It is intended to be used when the entire AMX system has been programmed in Duet.

Cytoplasm is the gel-like substance that houses the nucleus and organelles of every cell of every organism on the planet Earth, as well as a jQuery-based bootstrap library for Ruby 1.9/Rails 3 designed and developed independently by MacKinley Smith, which builds upon LESS CSS and jQuery/jQuery UI Frameworks to make your application beautiful, responsive, and recustomizable without diving into code. It comes complete with a settings partial that can be used to restyle any page of your site directly from your browser, a FontLoader class for you typographers, as well as a lightweight jQuery library that transforms your HTML5 complient form elements into sleek, sexy, and incredibly versatile counterparts.

Imports stories in a YAML file into Pivotal Tracker

JavaScript notifications for Bootstrap or jQuery UI.

inspired by twitter-bootstrap, this is used for generating projects, but also maintaining up-to-date projects in production.

uh ok so roast beef is some kind of package manager that is for bleeding-edge programs. so basically it does not have its own repositories. instead it just will download source from the upstream repository and will do all the necessary steps to install . you get things that are as fresh as possible. i am talking about really fresh like your eggs and milk. roast beef saves you from having to look up the repository locations for all the stuff you want to build from source. it also abstracts away the differences in build processes. say you want the latest version of such a package as gnu emacs. so you grab the source but you know emacs is a little different from other packages and requires "make bootstrap" in between the configure and make step. with roastbeef all the complexity of such things is hidden from you. and if you have a lot of stuff built from source you can keep them all up to date with a single command. the motivations behind this are made more clear in a blog post: http://technomancy.us/106 == man why you even got to do a thing

minitest/unit is a small and fast replacement for ruby's huge and slow test/unit. This is meant to be clean and easy to use both as a regular test writer and for language implementors that need a minimal set of methods to bootstrap a working unit test suite. mini/spec is a functionally complete spec engine. mini/mock, by Steven Baker, is a beautifully tiny mock object framework. (This package was called miniunit once upon a time) -- (this gem as maintained by Matt Lyon contains patches and extensions to minitest/spec that will apparently never make it upstream. Go Open Source!)

Markitup with Bootstrap styling for rails3.

Make Bootstrap Slider available to Rails

madeira is for creating, terminating and bootstrapping VMs (cloud instances).

Bootstrap directory sync

SparklePack to provide cfn-init config set to bootstrap an instance using Chef

Switches out Spree’s entire frontend for a bootstrap 3 powered frontend

An easy way to bootstrap production machines with sprinkle and capistrano.

Start is a CSS framework that can be used semantically through Rails or statically as a class-based bootstrap framework.

Kite is a bootstraping tool for your cloud provider and long term administration.

Particular is a cheerful, responsive Bootstrap theme for hosting personal resumés.

Bootstrap styles for kaminari