Automatically sets up usage of a relational table to contain user-created multi-locale string attributes

Logging your ActiveRecord model, and supply useful methods.

This plugin implements Flickr's machine tags as explained here[http://www.flickr.com/groups/api/discuss/72157594497877875] while still maintaining standard tagging behavior. Basically, a machine tag has a namespace, a predicate and a value in the format [namespace]:[predicate]=[value] This allows for more precise tagging as tags can have unlimited contexts provided by combinations of namespaces and predicates. These unlimited contexts also make machine tags ripe for modeling relationships between objects. Read the HasMachineTags::TagMethods class documentation for a more thorough explanation. A demo app using this plugin is here. This gem should run on all major Ruby versions and work with Rails 2.3.x and up.

Automagically creates an image of your rails model's title using magick_title.

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A rails gem that prevents duplicate inserts when using the has_many :through relationship in your models.

An ActiveRecord plugin that combines an ordered habtm-like association with optional redis caching.

A key/value store solution for Rails apps with bloated tables

has_metadata lets you move non-indexed and weighty columns off of your big tables by creating a separate metadata table to store all this extra information. Works with Ruby 1.9. and Rails 3.0.

Create one model backed by a primary table and a supplementary 'meta' table.

Reduce your table width and migration overhead by moving non-indexed columns to a separate metadata column.

After reading Practical Object-Oriented Design in Ruby: An Agile Primer by Sandi Metz, I wanted an easy way to put off making decisions about related objects during the early phases of a project. This is what I came up with for that.

Use the Money gem and ActiveRecord's composed_of to store fields wich contains currency data in a safe and clean way.

has_normalized_fields is a Ruby on Rails gem that lets you normalize user data for an improved user experience. It takes the messy user inputed data and normalizes it into a nice clean standard format.

Simple notifications for Ruby on Rails.

Ordering behavior for ActiveRecord models and Mongoid documents.

Generate random tokens (or use your own) for any ActiveRecord model. Hashes and salts the token before storage in the database using the same methodology as has_secure_password.

Allows for the easy creation and use of random, unique record identifiers so external entities cannot make inferences about your data based on sequential ID's

Add ability to draft/publish/withdraw/embargo models

Creates random tokens for model attributes in Ruby on Rails