Write haml views once, and then use them for both server and clientside rendering (using automagically precompiled handlebars templates)

InheritedViews brings the DRY principle to the controller and view layers within Rails applications

A simple way for DRYier, faster and cleaner Modernizr tests in Sass.

Run tests on change in a docker container continuously

This module attempts to create structured view helpers. Essentially, a blockpile consists of a ruby class file, and a template. This allows for isolated blocks of view logic, that can maintain a clean separation of markup language from ruby code. Blocks can be inherited from to DRY up view logic.

DRY authorization with CanCanCan.

A collection of convenient assertions to enable faster DRY'er testing of Sequel database apps/gems.

ActionTree is a DRY request router. It provides a compact DSL for defining actions and mapping requests to invoke them.

Dryad is a configration management client. It provides functions such as hot loading of configuration files.

Dryad consul is the adapter for consul.

Dryad core includes the basic objects.

Use cluster for service discovery. Use round robin to process scheduling.

A controller DSL for Rails that allows you to easily and quickly define both singular and collection model resources that can be operated on within the controller.Attempts to DRY up most of the boilerplate code at the top of each controller used to set up its state.

Super DRY Asset Manipulation and Storage for Rails and Paperclip

A gem for pointing out redundant css

this is a gem that is used for testing purposes only - do not install it, do not use it

Create Elasticsearch models and mappings from code.

Enables easy and DRY code timing capabilities.

It can successfully replace conceptually similar libraries like Dry-transaction. It's all because of the simplicity its code offers.

# Gemspec Gemspec is a convention-over-configuration library for creating DRY ruby gems that are easy to rename and whose gemspec and scaffolded parts easy to reuse by simply copying them elsewhere.