TorqueBox is a new kind of Ruby application platform that integrates popular technologies such as Ruby-on-Rails, while extending the footprint of Ruby applications to include support for Job Scheduling, Task Queues, SOAP Handling, and Telephony.
(Link: TorqueBox: Home)
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RailsMetrics is an engine that hooks into your application to listen ActiveSupport::Notifications and show you statistics about them. RailsMetrics uses threads to save those notifications in the database through an in-process Queue. You can see charts based on each request and see what queries, actions, templates rendering, etc. are slow.
(Link: RailsMetrics is an engine that hooks into your application to listen ActiveSupport::Notifications and show you statistics about them – GitHub)
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RailRoad generates models and controllers diagrams in DOT language for a Rails application.
(Link: RailRoad generates Rails documentation – GitHub)
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Ambitious Query Indexer is an index generating plugin by Sam Phillips (@samsworldofno). Like Rails Indexes, it generates a migration containing suggested indexes, but it works by analyzing all of the queries it can find in your app.
(Link: Introducing Ambitious Query Indexer – A new way to index your Rails app’s database – Sam’s World Of No by Sam Phillips)
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On the request of many people here is a quick guide to developing OAuth Consumer Application (Consumer==Client in OAuth Speak) in Ruby.
I will be using Agree2 as the sample application here, so feel free to go Register and load up a irb session to follow along. You could also do the same with Twitter’s OAuth or any other OAuth server.
(Link: Developing OAuth clients in Ruby – Stake Ventures)
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This is a simple Ruby on Rails application built to demonstrate how you can use the LinkedIn OAuth API to authenticate users and pull their profile data into your own website or mashup. Users can log in using LinkedIn OAuth and automatically create an enhanced resume generated using their own data and explore their connections.
(Link: linkedin_on_rails – use the LinkedIn OAuth API to authenticate users and pull their profile data)
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Redcar is an open-source programmers’ text editor for Ruby, written in Ruby. It is designed to be compatible with Textmate bundles (a work in progress) and run cross-platform on JRuby. Redcar is currently in the middle of begin ported to JRuby, please subscribe to get updates on our progress.
(Link: Redcar is an open-source programmers’ text editor for Ruby, written in Ruby. It is designed to be compatible with Textmate bundles)
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Having had to develop apps that relied on the ability to send text messages to members, I thought that it would be a good idea to turn some of that functionality into a plugin that would be easy to use. SMS Fu gives you the ability to be able to send text messages from your Rails app in less than five minutes. There’s no third-party gateway needed, as the phone number is converted into an e-mail address, which makes it deliverable to any phone.
(Link: Intridea Blog: SMS Fu – Quickly & Easily Send Text Messages)
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CouchRest is designed to make a simple base for application and framework-specific object oriented APIs. CouchRest is Object-Mapper agnostic, the parsed JSON it returns from CouchDB shows up as subclasses of Ruby’s Hash. Naked JSON, just as it was meant to be.
(Link: CouchRest | Google Groups)
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Growl4Rails is now production ready. I’ve added the ability to show multiple growls at once, as well as improved support for IE.
(Link: Growl4Rails)
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How it works
Upload your zipped HTML/CSS files.
Choose HTML file, click on a content area and give it a name to slice it into a partial.
After you done slicing download your templates in HAML or ERB fromat.
Missing your format? Go vote for it and we will add it.
(Link: markupslicer | Slice your HTML/CSS markup into Ruby on Rails templates)
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While there are plenty of web analytics solutions, and many of them offer goal-tracking and even “funnels”… many businesses require a higher-level sales tracking tool. FunnelCake aims to solve this problem by making it easy to track user “events” or conversion milestones. It is designed to easily plug into an existing web app, attaching to your User model and overlaying a finite state machine onto your User’s actions. Controllers and views are included to make it easy to visualize conversion rates throughout your sales funnel.
(Link: FunnelCake is a rails engine plugin that provides sales funnel tracking functionality.)
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Boxroom is an open source project that aims to develop a web application for sharing and managing files online. The goal is to let a group of people share their files with eachother. To make this possible the application lets users create folders and upload and download files in a web browser. Furthermore for administrators it will be possible to create users, user groups and the CRU/D rights these groups will have on folders.
(Link: Boxroom | open source Ruby on Rails web application for uploading, sharing and managing files)
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Formtastic is a Rails FormBuilder DSL (with some other goodies) to make it far easier to create beautiful, semantically rich, syntactically awesome, readily stylable and wonderfully accessible HTML forms in your Rails applications.
(Link: Formtastic is a Rails FormBuilder DSL)
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Phusion Passenger (aka mod_rails) allows for easy and scalable deployment of Ruby on Rails applications on Apache or Nginx servers. Part of what makes it so easy is that it comes with suitable default settings right out of the box, so that you don’t need to concern yourself with any of the details when deploying your application to production.
(Link: Performance Tuning for Phusion Passenger (an Introduction) – Alfa Jango Blog » Blog Archive)
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