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

Use reflection to spec ActiveModel accessible_attributes

Rygsaek provides helpers to attach/display attachments in place, like a photo on a User and ScannedFiles on a Document

This is my first attempt at trying to create a ruby on rails application engine

Declarative and flexible attachments

Oglobin is almost hemoglobin, the brother of gem atogen and brother of gem atoma

Helper methods for dealing with stimulus attributes.

Helper methods for dealing with html element attributes.

Validates a specific attribute on ActiveModel, ActiveRecord

Simple encryption-at-rest plugin for ActiveRecord.

A ActiveRecord plugin which removes leading and trailing whitespace of attributes before validation.

This plugin creates a Value Object class that controls the logic of incomplete dates. It also creates a class method incomplete_date_attr to hook onto Active Record objects, so some of the attributes are stored in the database as an integer instead of a date

Python source generator plugin for AtCoderFriends (reference implementation)

ActiveRecordStash provides a helpful syntax, which faciliates active_model compliant attributes, which are stored within a single serialized attribute. Poor mans NoSQL with AR

Provides before and after hooks for attribute changes in Ruby classes, allowing easy execution of custom logic when attributes are modified.

According to https://www.w3.org/TR/WCAG20-TECHS/H93.html, we should avoid duplicate id values on web pages, because there are "errors that are known to cause problems for assistive technologies when they are trying to parse content that has the same id attribute on different elements". Find Ident...

Introduces a custom ActiveRecord attribute type which will ignore the timezone set by Time.zone. This is useful in the event we are modifying the current thread timezone

Schema-less attribute storage

This is a fun attempt at refactoring the song "The Twelve Days of Christmas."

Slipcover runs a single query across a multi-member cluser (i.e. a group of CouchDBs) and zip up the results. CaliforniaKing runs a series of queries in parallel against a single CouchDB.