CelluloidPubsub is a simple ruby implementation of publish subscribe design patterns using celluloid actors and websockets, using Reel server for inter-process communication

Easy upload management for ActiveRecord

Flexible custom serialization for Ruby objects.

This Handler will report the events and metrics for a chef-client run to Datadog.

This Handler will collect logs from a chef-client run to LogDNA.

Slice and dice your cucumber tables with ease!

ChronoForge provides a robust framework for building durable, distributed workflows in Ruby on Rails applications. It offers reliable state management, error recovery, and workflow orchestration through features like durable execution, wait states, and comprehensive error tracking.

Tempfile creation directly on cloud storage (S3, Google, Rackspace etc] which can be utilized in a Ruby application

Adds support for creating state machines for attributes on any Ruby class

There is nothing terribly unique or interesting here and there are almost certainly better ways to do things than this. These are little snippets I've found useful in the past and continue to use through inertia.

Download ActiveRecord collection as csv

Group columns on your Active Record model under a "namespace method".

Composition for ActiveRecord models

Remove conflicts from structure.sql that are caused by tracking the schema_migrations.versions information.

Orders columns from the active record adapters so the schema dumper will produce a consistent schema.rb

Console Utils provides several handy tools to use in Rails Console.

Library for creating contracted immutable(by default) value objects supported by contracts.ruby & ice_nine

This makes it easier.

Gem for implementing multi country sites, enables countrizable extension for ActiveRecord model/data.

Provides a simple helper to get an HTML select list of countries translate in german. The list of countries comes from the ISO 3166 standard. While it is a relatively neutral source of country names, it will still offend some users.