Updated: Mar 2, 2023
Guide Kit There are several Ruby MVC libraries that you can use to develop web applications. These libraries help you write code in a modular manner, which makes it easier to maintain and extend the application. Serve is a library for serving HTML, CSS and JavaScript content through Rack. It is a Rack middleware that manages the process of rendering HTML and executing JavaScript on the client side. It can be used in conjunction with rackup or RJS handlers. served is one of the most popular libraries in Ruby community. dry-view is a lightweight, high performance implementation of view helpers in Rails 3 and 4 that provides the same interface as the original ActiveRecord::ViewHelpers but with simple syntax. It supports multiple backends (Rack, Nunjucks, Haml) and plugins like head tag support. dry-view is designed for Rails 3 or higher only but it's still usable as a gem in Rails 2 as well. Check out the list of free, open source Ruby MVC libraries to help you with your projects.
serveby jlong
842 Version:CurrentServe is a small Rack-based web server and rapid prototyping framework for Web applications (specifically Rails apps). Serve is meant to be a lightweight version of the Views part of the Rails MVC. This makes Serve an ideal framework for prototyping Rails applications or creating simple websites. Serve has full support for Rails-style partials and layouts.
serveby jlong
Ruby 842 Version:Current License: Others (Non-SPDX)
dry-viewby dry-rb
129 Version:v0.7.1Complete, standalone view rendering system that gives you everything you need to write well-factored view code.
dry-viewby dry-rb
Ruby 129 Version:v0.7.1 License: Permissive (MIT)
rmvcby unrar
4 Version:v3.2.1Ruby MVC - Use Model-View-Controller architecture in a non-rails application!
rmvcby unrar
Ruby 4 Version:v3.2.1 License: Permissive (MIT)
brickby lorint
118 Version:CurrentAuto-generate models, views, controllers, and routes in a Rails app based on database structure
brickby lorint
Ruby 118 Version:Current License: Others (Non-SPDX)