Represent ActiveRecord Markdown, Textile, Wiki text, RDoc columns as Markdown, Textile Wikitext, RDoc objects using various external libraries to convert to HTML.

File attachments as attributes for ActiveRecord

Add simple quiz to your app and let users earn points

Html render first page, sort and filter...

Trolololo.

If you use binary data post or so. Your log file is soon too large. This gem provides truncate too large params or fixutre loggings.

Allow you to retry deadlocks, serialization errors, non-unique errors.

Update the updated_at field when the specified fields has changed

Pluggable settings for your AR models.

Execute with the power of Redshift

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Simplified ActiveRecord data migrations between app instances

twenty: backend

Import tweets into Pligg.

twilio_phone_verification is a gem for RoR which you can use to verify users' phone numbers

This gem will download your tweets from Twitter and save them to sqlite3 database and plaintext (yaml) archive file.

Twitterize is a quick and dirty hack I did in a few hours to play with the Twitter API (seriously, there are no tests and I'm sure there is code crude enough in there to make you recant any friendship we might have). It allows you to take any number of RSS feeds and post them to one or more Twitter accounts. An example of this is how various RSS feeds from the New York Times are sent to twitter accounts nytimes, nyt_arts, nyt_biz, etc. This is accomplished via a command-line script that requires a separate configuration file (see below). Since Twitter is a rapidly growing (read somewhat flaky) service, twitterize also uses a database to store twitters to be posted and recover later if twitter is down. This also allows the app to retain feed GUIDs and avoid duplicate posts.

Paperclip patched to provide proper S3 / PDF thumbnail mimetypes

A modification of the smer/socialization plugin; currently not being maintained by original authorr. Allows any model to Follow and/or Like any other model. This is accomplished through a double polymorphic relationship on the Follow and Like models. But you don't need to know that since all the complexity is hidden from you.

Easy event logger plugin for Rails 2.1. (Think: Facebook's recent activity feed.)