Open source and community
What Avo gives back to Ruby
Use the gems we maintain in the open, see who we sponsor, and find the places where the community gets together.
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maintained in the open
Gems you can put to work today
We believe in giving back to the community. These are the open source tools we've created to make development better for everyone: free to use, and open to your contributions.
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FeaturedThe Essential Toolkit for building Internal Tools and admin panels with Ruby on Rails
Open source
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View on GitHubclass_variants
Easily configure styles and apply them as classes. A flexible utility for CSS-in-Ruby applications.
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View on GitHubstimulus-confetti
The easiest way to add confetti to your StimulusJS app
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View on GitHubprop_initializer
The prop_initializer gem is a flexible tool for defining properties on Ruby classes
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View on GitHubactive_storage-blurhash
A blurhash integration for images stored in ActiveStorage.
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View on GitHubjsonq
Friendly JSON column queries for ActiveRecord. Use where with JSON attributes just like regular columns.
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View on GitHubdb_config
Change your Rails app's settings without a redeploy. Typed values, stored in your database.
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the people behind Ruby
Backing the people who make Ruby welcoming
We support the communities that bring more people into Ruby.
We sponsor WNB.rb, a virtual community for women and non-binary Rubyists, because Ruby is better with more people in it.
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where Rubyists meet
Meet the community in person
Ruby is at its best when its people share a room. Two places to find them, and a thank-you for turning up.
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The Ruby Passport
Collect memories from Ruby events, and connect with the community all over the world. Avo is a partner: if you hold a passport, sign in, add your passport ID and get your Avo discount code.
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your turn
Join our open source community
We welcome contributions, feedback, and collaboration on all our projects. Help us build better tools for the developer community.