RConfig (0.3.2)

The complete solution for Ruby Configuration Management

The complete solution for Ruby Configuration Management. RConfig is a Ruby library that manages configuration within Ruby applications. It bridges the gap between yaml, xml, and key/value based properties files, by providing a centralized solution to handle application configuration from one location. It provides the simplicity of hash-based access, that Rubyists have come to know and love, supporting your configuration style of choice, while providing many new features, and an elegant API.

ActiveControl (0.0.1)

Dynamic, bound form controls for Rails.

ActiveControl creates elegant, dynamic form controls that can be linked to an ActiveRecord attribute, an Object's field or method, or an element in a Hash. It supports multiple control types like text, checkbox, and datepicker, that can be dynamically generated based on the data type of the bound attribute.

ActsAsEnum (0.0.1)

Adds simple, yet dynamic enumeration API to ActiveRecord lookup tables

ActsAsEnum is a Ruby library that adds simple, yet dynamic enumeration API to ActiveRecord lookup tables. Enumerations are a common and useful pattern in programming. Many developer's have at some point needed to create enumerations from simple tables to create dropdown boxes or set object types. It can intuitively create data-driven enumerations wit simple id/name pairs or you can have more complex data with it that cannot be described in a single column.

XmlResource (0.0.1)

Adds dynamic Xml-to-Object mapping support to ruby objects for use in web services

XmlRecource is a simple, dynamic xml-to-object mapper. It adds dynamic Xml-to-Object mapping support to ruby objects for use in web services. It can define and build ruby objects on the fly based on xml resources common used by web services.

MiniBlog (0.0.1)

A rails plugin that gives an existing rails app instant blogging engine capabilities

I recently started looking around for a good Rails-based blogging engine. I wanted something that could easily integrate with my website that I’d built on Rails. There were quite a few good Rails blog engines to choose from (SImpleLog, Mephisto, etc.) But they all had one thing on common: They are all Standalone Rails Apps! So MiniBlog was born. Currently under development for use with my site now, MiniBlog is a rails plugin that can be dropped into any existing rails app to give it instant blogging engine capabilities! Watch for it soon!