google-bootstrap in sass for rails

Tolaria is a content management system (CMS) framework for Ruby on Rails. It greatly speeds up the necessary—but repetitive—task of creating useful admin panels, forms, and model workflow. Includes a library of rich form components, passwordless authentication, and text search tools. Make your editors happy!

Toolkit full of bits and bobs of awesome aimed at assisting in advanced styling with Sass

Adds a helper and 7-column grid for creating calendar views

A reactive Ruby web framework where your Ruby code runs on both the server and the client (via Opal).

Web Application Builder

WatchTower helps you track how much time you spend on all of your projects.

To be used for sharing standard assets between the multiple modules of a platform

I like font-awesome, weather-icons, and rails. So I am doing my best to combine weather-icons into an easy to use gem.

Alula creates higly optimised static blogs while taking all the complexity and repeated tasks away from you.

Offers default theme as well some basic themes for Alula blogs.

Amber is a super simple and super flexible static website generator with support for nice localization and navigation.

Easy Rails API documentation.

Appmake allows you to easily develop single-page apps in HTML5

Hooks into rails asset:precompile task to remove the BOM from any CSS files generated by SASS. Firefox < 52 has a bug when calculating SRI for CSS files with a BOM and removing it has no downsides so that's what we do.

Making Sassy gems

Quick-start web development with Haml, Sass and Compass.

Project Skeleton Manager

Convenient, clean wrappers for Twitter Bootstrap components and scaffolding.

This is a hacked-together version of the gem 'bootstrap-sass', with the generators from 'twitter-bootstrap-rails', has also replaced the Glyphicons icons with [Font Awesome](http://fortawesome.github.com/Font-Awesome/), since svg icons are resizable and colorable and such. There are also some custom scss helpers in a folder called 'custom_partials', which are just a byproduct of trying not to hate css. The nature of those scss helpers are very similar in look and feel to the bourbon gem by thoughtbot, which seems more complete than my own (to be honest) but when I had started accumulating helpers, I was not aware of the gem. Feel free to muck around with this as you please.