Syntax highlighting and Markdown/Textile parsing

A simple blog engine based on Sinatra and document_mapper

has_metadata lets you move non-indexed and weighty columns off of your big tables by creating a separate metadata table to store all this extra information. Works with Ruby 1.9. and Rails 3.0.

Helper for generating guides articles from textile source. Extracted from railties-3.0.0.beta3 project.

the white pantsuit of weblahhing

A manual-generation plugin for Hoe. This is a plugin for Hoe[http://seattlerb.rubyforge.org/hoe/] that adds tasks and resources for generating a manual or cookbook. It's self-documenting, so for more, see {the latest manual for hoe-manualgen itself}[http://deveiate.org/code/hoe-manualgen/].

Core engine for the Publify blogging system, formerly known as Typo.

== DESCRIPTION: html-me converts text to html for posting in the web. It does this two ways. First, it processes the text unsing RedCloth (a textile engine), then it finds all of the _pre_ tags and adds syntax highlighting. == FEATURES/PROBLEMS: * The syntax highlighting embeds the styles in the HTML tags. I currently don't have access to my blog's stylesheet (damned Wordpress) so that's how it needed to be. CSS class names should be added soon.

Simple documentation generator for publishing APIs from Rails applications.

Hx is a simple static site generator in the spirit of Hobix which reads a YAML configuration file, constructs a filter graph, and generates output files.

Hyde lets you create static websites from a bunch of files written in HAML, Textile, Sass, or any other.

Hydra-File-Access is a plugin Rails Engine containing the code for manipulating files in a Hydra application. The full hydra stack includes: Blacklight, Fedora, Solr, active-fedora, solrizer, and om

Jekyll is a simple, blog aware, static site generator.

Ink is a wrapper for Pygments, a nice Python syntax highlighting library and formatters like RDoc, Markdown and Textile.

Instiki is a Wiki Clone written in Ruby that ships with an embedded webserver. You can setup up an Instiki in just a few steps. Possibly the simplest wiki setup ever.

A simple, localizable EachValidator for IPv4 and IPv6 address fields in ActiveRecord 3.0.

Adds wiki functionality. Based on http://github.com/alno/irwi.

Slides Only For Hackers

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Rails content mangement for pages that shouldn't be views.