RUBY GEM MANAGEMENT WITH ACTIVERUBY
Build web applications faster with top Ruby gems:
- pg (interface to PostgreSQL)
- mysql2 (MySQL library)
- sqlite3 (SQLite bindings)
- dalli (Memcached client)
- activerecord (Connects classes to relational database tables)
- cassandra-driver (Cassandra driver)
- mongo (MongoDB driver)
- redis (Redis client)
- rails and related gems (Ruby on Rails web framework, actionmailer, actionpack, actionview, activejob, activemodel, activesupport)
- sinatra (Sinatra web framework)
- aws-sdk (AWS support)
- puma (lightweight concurrent web server)
- rack (interface for API building, microservices)
- sprockets (web assets library)
- websocket-driver (WebSocket protocols)
- rack (interface for API building, microservices)
- byebug (debugger)
- concurrent-ruby (concurrency tools)
- bundler (controlling dependencies)
- gem (installing and updating gems)
- json (JSON with C extensions)
- logging, log4r (logging libraries)
- bson, jmespath, nokogiri, rdoc (markup processing)
- minitest, multi_test, rack_test, cucumber (testing libraries)
- simplecov (code coverage)
- openSSL (OpenSSL)
- rack-protection (protects against typical web attacks)
Documentation and Compatibility
Get the most productivity out of Ruby. ActiveRuby includes offline documentation for Ruby and Rails, along with an index of gems with links to online docs. Plus, ActiveRuby is 100% compatible with open source Ruby, which means you can recruit skilled staff, ramp up quickly and avoid lock-in.
Start Developing with ActiveRuby
ActiveRuby Community Edition (Beta) is free to use in development and internal testing. What are you waiting for? Install Ruby on Windows with the most popular gems and get started today.