Await readiness of database, when using Google Cloud SQL Auth Proxy for example.

Setup event sourcing in a Rails application easily

Starting in v5.0, Rails removed the `force_reload` option from ActiveRecord association readers. This gem adds that functionality back in.

Starting in v5.0, Rails removed the `force_reload` option from ActiveRecord association readers. This gem adds that functionality back in.

Add social network friendship features to your Active Record models.

simple rails html validator

This gem adds helpers on ActiveRecord models to shorten the I18n.t calls. It also provides a fallback on the default locale, and a glocab default mechanism (see Readme for more infos)

Enhances Rails inheritable attributes to ensure that changes to super classes are passed on to the subclasses

Provides a ActiveRecord Rake tasks and integration for Sinatra, Goliath, etc.

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A little app that parses through your rails log file and converts it into a SQLite database.

creates look up table functionality on a model

Use this gem to match attributes between your object instances. It basically returns the percentage of attributes matched between two instances.

Allow to developers increase rails performance in some cases

Write your Postgres triggers directly in your models.

Handling for phone numbers in rails apps. Make the aggressive assumption that a valid phone number is a 10 digit number. Users can input numbers in any format so long as they contain exactly 10 numeric digits.

A "Productized Rails Application" is a single generic application having a hierarchical structure wherein add-ons and tweaks for concurrent versions of the application are possible without affecting the core "generic" code base. You might use this, for example, if you want to...

Base class for salesforce migrations, activerecord types; deduplication rules aware, and rake tasks to sync schema

set up a protective sandbox for database transactions

Generate automatically scopes in your model (PostgreSQL, SQLite, MySQL, etc...)