1 | 4,714 | - | zero_downtime_migrations | Zero downtime migrations with ActiveRecord and PostgreSQL |
2 | 5,789 | - | abstract_class | An implementation of the "abstract class" design pattern in Ruby |
3 | 10,285 | - | active_record-updated_at | Touch `updated_at` by default with calls to `update_column(s)` and `update_all` |
4 | 13,575 | - | eigenclass | Eigenclasses (aka metaclasses or singleton classes) in ruby |
5 | 18,567 | - | owners | Take ownership of your code |
6 | 35,349 | - | woot | Scapes woot.com sites |
7 | 41,893 | - | sub_diff | Inspect the changes of your `String#sub` and `String#gsub` replacements |
8 | 56,986 | - | shuber-interface | Implementable interfaces in ruby |
9 | 59,577 | - | event_calendar | Generates HTML event calendars |
10 | 67,959 | - | proxy | A gem/plugin that allows rails applications to respond to multiple domains and proxied ... |
11 | 68,028 | - | defined | Calls Module#defined whenever a class or module is defined or redefined |
12 | 80,025 | - | respond_to_missing | Defines Object#respond_to_missing? and patches Object#respond_to? unless this functiona... |
13 | 83,469 | - | queryable_array | QueryableArray is intended to store a group of objects which share the same attributes ... |
14 | 84,057 | - | validates_as_hostname_label | Checks for valid hostname labels |
15 | 94,294 | - | svnignore | git style ignores with subversion |
16 | 113,331 | - | variables | Ruby already has `Method` objects, why not `Variable` objects as well? |
17 | 117,675 | - | monolith | Monolithic git repository generator |
18 | 120,636 | - | hattr_accessor | Allows you to define attr_accessors that reference members of a hash |
19 | 125,909 | - | net-http-not_modified_cache | Caches responses for requests that respond with "304 - Not Modified" and adds "if-modif... |
20 | 127,113 | - | taggie | A tiny little HTML/XML parser...using regex |
21 | 129,104 | - | text_editor | Text editor |
22 | 141,243 | - | pipe_operator | Elixir/Unix style pipe operations in Ruby |
23 | 160,314 | - | destruct | ES6 style object destructuring in Ruby |