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  • rails (2023)

    acts-as-taggable-on

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      Analyzed 26 days ago

    ActsAsTaggableOn is a tagging plugin for Rails applications that allows for custom tagging along dynamic contexts. This plugin was originally based on Acts as Taggable on Steroids by Jonathan Viney. It has evolved substantially since that point, but all credit goes to him for the initial tagging ... [More] functionality that so many people have used. For instance, in a social network, a user might have tags that are called skills, interests, sports, and more. There is no real way to differentiate between tags and so an implementation of this type is not possible with acts as taggable on steroids. Rather than tying functionality to a specific keyword (namely “tags”), acts as taggable on allows you to specify an arbitrary number of tag “contexts” that can be used locally or in combination. [Less]

    4.39K lines of code

    3 current contributors

    2 months since last commit

    1 users on Open Hub

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    Mostly written in Ruby
    Licenses: mit
    Tags library rails rails3_compatible ruby rubygem ruby_on_rails rubyonrails tagging

    named fixtures exporter

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      Analyzed 26 days ago

    Named fixtures have been introduced with rails 2, but writting all of them by hand is not helpful. This exporter will : read each entries in database for a model and search for a name or title column read existing fixtures to get the name write each entries for a model using old fixture name, or ... [More] name/title column or class name and id build belongs_to and has_and_belongs_to_many relations using fixture name [Less]

    75 lines of code

    0 current contributors

    about 16 years since last commit

    1 users on Open Hub

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    Mostly written in Ruby
    Licenses: mit
    Tags export exporter fixture fixtures rails ruby

    WysiHat Engine

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      Analyzed 26 days ago

    A Rails engine to help integrate the 37signals WysiHat rich text editor to your application.

    2.4K lines of code

    0 current contributors

    almost 15 years since last commit

    1 users on Open Hub

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    Mostly written in JavaScript
    Licenses: mit
    Tags rails ruby wysihat wysiwyg

    carrierwave file uploader rubygem

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      Analyzed 27 days ago

    Classier solution for file uploads in Ruby for Rack, Rails, Merb and Sinatra

    14K lines of code

    17 current contributors

    3 months since last commit

    1 users on Open Hub

    Moderate Activity
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    Mostly written in Ruby
    Licenses: mit
    Tags jnicklas orm rails rubygem sinatra uploader

    RDFbus

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      Analyzed 27 days ago

    RDFbus is middleware for constructing RDF transactions and transmitting RDF publish/subscribe payloads over transports such as AMQP, XMPP or Stomp.

    262 lines of code

    0 current contributors

    over 14 years since last commit

    1 users on Open Hub

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    Mostly written in Ruby
    Licenses: Public_Do...
    Tags amqp distributed enterprise erlang esb json linkeddata messagebus messaging middleware nosql publicdomain 14 more...

    Maestro

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      Analyzed 27 days ago

    Maestro is a cloud provisioning, configuration, and management utility for your Ruby and Ruby On Rails applications. Simply declare the structure of your clouds via configuration files, create Chef recipes to configure the nodes in your clouds, and Maestro takes care of the rest.

    5.47K lines of code

    0 current contributors

    over 14 years since last commit

    1 users on Open Hub

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    Mostly written in Ruby
    Licenses: mit
    Tags amazon aws chef cloud devops ec2 elb rails rds ror ruby rubyonrails 1 more...

    Webby

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      Analyzed 27 days ago

    Webby is a fantastic little website management system. It would be called a content management system if it were a bigger kid. But, it’s just a runt with a special knack for transforming text. And that’s really all it does – manages the legwork of turning text into something else, an ASCII Alchemist ... [More] if you will. Webby works by combining the contents of a page with a layout to produce HTML. The layout contains everything common to all the pages – HTML headers, navigation menu, footer, etc. – and the page contains just the information for that page. You can use your favorite markup language to write your pages; Webby supports quite a few. [Less]

    9.22K lines of code

    0 current contributors

    over 13 years since last commit

    1 users on Open Hub

    Inactive
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    Mostly written in Ruby
    Licenses: mit
    Tags offline rails ruby website

    Score Keeper

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      Analyzed 26 days ago

    A simple Rails-app for keeping score, rankings, etc.

    16.3K lines of code

    0 current contributors

    almost 5 years since last commit

    1 users on Open Hub

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    Mostly written in JavaScript
    Licenses: mit
    Tags fun game rails ruby ruby_on_rails rubyonrails scoreboard

    errbit

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      Analyzed 27 days ago

    Errbit: The open source self-hosted error catcher Errbit is an open source, self-hosted error catcher. It is Hoptoad API compliant so you can just point the Hoptoad notifier at your Errbit server if you are already using Hoptoad. Errbit may be a good fit for you if: Your exceptions may ... [More] contain sensitive data that you don't want sitting on someone else's server Your application is behind a firewall You'd like to brand your error catcher You want to add customer features to your error catcher You're crazy and love managing servers If this doesn't sound like you, you should probably stick with Hoptoad. The Thoughtbot guys offer great support for it and it is much more worry-free. They have a free package and even offer a "Hoptoad behind your firewall" solution. [Less]

    11.9K lines of code

    14 current contributors

    about 1 year since last commit

    1 users on Open Hub

    Very Low Activity
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    Mostly written in Ruby
    Licenses: mit
    Tags error exception hoptoad logging rails

    jquery-ujs

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      Analyzed 26 days ago

    Ruby on Rails unobtrusive scripting adapter for jQuery.

    5.08K lines of code

    0 current contributors

    almost 4 years since last commit

    1 users on Open Hub

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    Mostly written in JavaScript
    Licenses: mit
    Tags jquery rails ror