FileMaker Data API client with ORM features. This gem is a wrapper for other gems: fmrest-core, fmrest-spyke and fmrest-rails.

Gakubuchi provides a simple way to manage static pages with Asset Pipeline.

View Photos and iPhoto libraries in your browser

Running through ActiveRecord's relations, this gem makes it very simple to quickly search through a given model's columns and return an array of objects that match the searched criteria. See the README available in the 'Documentation' repository found in the link below.

Rails I18n de-facto standard library for ActiveRecord 3 model/data translation.

Use Google Tag Manager ( http://www.google.com/tagmanager/ ) in your Rails application.

Custom Ruby on Rails form builder that generates GOV.UK elements styled markup for form inputs, including error validation messages.

This gem provides access to devise helpers inside of Grape applications.

Provide logic for select only required fields from query

Extends has_many associations to group scope. For ActiveRecord!

A monkey patch for ActiveRecord to prevent physical deletion.

Hanmoto provides a simple way to manage public pages with Asset Pipeline.

The essential security auditing tool for Internet of Things devices you'll need in your toolbox

An Active Model validator that uses the face.com API to ensures an image contains a face

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Allow addition of custom 'magic' columns to ActiveRecord models.

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.

Create translations for your ActiveRecord models. Uses delegate pattern. Fully tested and used in a several production sites.

Ruby library for image galleries generation.

New Relic (on Heroku) currently reports queue times as queuing at the router level. The goal of this gem is to provide new relic with the proper queueing time for requests, which takes into account queue time at the dyno level.