Access to Remote Rails Model by API and set to Local Model attribute.

Fluentd plugin for parsing atomic-project docker auditd logs

Adds support for images to be attached to a Thredded post (using Carrierwave)

Attachments handler for Rails via Cloudinary.

A first attempt at gems with the millionaire3 puzzle

Rails concern for ActiveRecord attribute translation using PostgreSQL's JSONB datatype.

A gem to sanitize URLs or HTML href attributes within <a> tags to help prevent XSS attacks.

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A simple dumper for a ZenDesk domain. Attempts to pull all users, tickets, comments, and attachments

Rarff is a Ruby library for dealing with Attribute-Relation File Format (ARFF) files. ARFF files are used to specify data sets for data mining and machine learning.

A Ruby gem to view information from UndercoverTourist.com, providing a detailed look at attractions located in Orlando, Los Angeles, and San Diego.

Encrypts attributes on models using a key encryption key and envelopes.

Sanitise attributes to avoid invalid byte sequence argument errors

Auto attribute initialization.

This GEM is an attempt to create editable tables wherein cells may contain text, dates, select,decimals and so on. You can select a set of cells and paste data. Paste from excel or other spreadsheets on to the same. You can add styles at a column or row level as well.

This gem contains the code examples I did in the Pragmatic Studio ruby class. Its also demonstrates my first attempt at publishing a gem

Dynamic attr_accessible for Active Record, inspired by Ryan Bates Railscasts episode 237

Adds methods to your models to let you easily override instance attributes in specific environments.

Use reflection to spec ActiveModel accessible_attributes

An attempt to bring simple Arrange Act Assert mocking to Ruby. No strict mocks. No hassles. This is currently only an experiment from someone that knows virtually nothing about Ruby; use at your own risk!