Overview:

This document provides a list of awesome open source applications written in Ruby and Rails. The main purpose of this repository is to gather free open source Ruby and Rails apps and encourage contributions from developers. The applications listed vary from cool Ruby gems to real-world production applications, CMS tutorials, terminal apps, and much more.

Features:

• Containcool ruby gem: A collection of cool Ruby gems.
• Real-world production app: Open source applications that are used in real-world production environments.
• CMSTutorial: Tutorial-based applications that demonstrate content management system (CMS) functionalities.
• Terminal app: Applications that can be accessed and used in the terminal or command line.
• Boilerplate: Starting point applications with pre-configured settings and functionalities that can be used as a template.
• Backend with Rails: Applications that focus on building the backend using Ruby on Rails.
• Clone of real-world startup/company website: Applications that mimic the functionality and design of existing startup or company websites.
• IDE: Integrated Development Environment (IDE) applications that provide a comprehensive set of features for coding and development.

Installation:

To install any of the listed applications, follow these general steps:

1. Clone or download the repository for the specific application you want to install.
2. Install any necessary dependencies, such as Ruby and Rails, mentioned in the application’s documentation.
3. Navigate to the application’s directory in the terminal or command line.
4. Run bundle install to install the required gems.
5. Run any additional setup commands or migrations mentioned in the application’s documentation.
6. Start the application by running rails server or a similar command, as specified in the application’s documentation.
7. Access the application through the specified local URL or port.

Note: It is important to check the documentation of each individual application for specific installation instructions and requirements.

Summary:

This document provides a comprehensive list of open source Ruby and Rails applications. Developers can explore these applications, contribute to them, and learn from their codebase. The applications cover a wide range of functionalities, from Ruby gems to full-scale production applications. With easy installation steps, developers can quickly get started exploring and contributing to these open source projects.