Moderated fields or whole model instances are serialized and saved into a separate moderations table. The moderation can then be accepted and the changes will be applied to the model. This way, lookups for existing, accepted fields or entries will be much faster than if using something like Papertrail, since the changes that have not yet been accepted are stored outside of the model table - in the moderations table.

Controls blink(1)

A Vagrant plugin to add Berkshelf integration to the Chef provisioners

lightweight log shipper for logstash

An action based auditor, which has internal as well as outgoing link tracking. Provides Analytics for User count in line-chart.

Tools to allow continuous integration when collaborating on data in Github

Double entry accounting for Rails applications

fluent plugin mysql prepared statement

The purpose of this gem is to simply provide language translations.

Simple data preparation from Mongoid to the jQuery DataTables plugin

The base engine for the muck system. Contains common tables, custom for, css and javascript.

QueenCheck is random test library. Inspired by QuickCheck library in Haskell.

Test Unit runner for spork

Currently supports German (de), French (fr), Italian (it), Dutch (nl), Spanish (es), and Brazilian Portuguese (pt-BR)

#Crowdsourcing management system for #RubyOnRails: http://bit.ly/voluntary-0-7-1

If you've gone through the trouble of linking your schema with proper foreign keys, defining associations in ActiveRecord feels like double work. ActiveSchema discovers the associations and validations that can be derived from the database schema.

This 'acts_as' extension provides the capability for having a default object. The class that has this specified needs to have a default column defined as an integer, string or boolean on the mapped database table

This 'acts_as' extension provides the capability for having previous next methods for object. Previous & next are based on a specified column (default is id).

Rails injectable Redis-backed activity stream system. This is an alpha release of code that I just wrote and put into production on 3/11/12. Send feedback and post bugs to the Github page, but use at your own risk!

Allows for arbitrary permissions on arbitrary collections of objects, rather than system-wide role based management