# Web software written in Ruby

Source: https://findsoftware.frbit.cloud/languages/ruby/
Facet: Written in — every value: https://findsoftware.frbit.cloud/languages/

8 projects are written in Ruby, listed alphabetically. Mostly web frameworks, content management systems and site and docs generators, of 7 categories in all.

Ruby here is the main language of the repository. Plugins and extensions for this software are usually written in Ruby and distributed as gems. A record carries this value when Ruby makes up most of the codebase, as stated by the project or shown by its repository. Running it needs [Ruby](/runtimes/ruby/) installed, on the server for applications built with it and on the build machine for site generators. Ruby on Rails and Jekyll are examples.

38 records do not record this field and cannot appear here either way.

## Software (8)

- [Active Record](https://findsoftware.frbit.cloud/activerecord/) — https://findsoftware.frbit.cloud/activerecord.md
- [Camaleon CMS](https://findsoftware.frbit.cloud/camaleon-cms/) — https://findsoftware.frbit.cloud/camaleon-cms.md
- [Devise](https://findsoftware.frbit.cloud/devise/) — https://findsoftware.frbit.cloud/devise.md
- [Huginn](https://findsoftware.frbit.cloud/huginn/) — https://findsoftware.frbit.cloud/huginn.md
- [Jekyll](https://findsoftware.frbit.cloud/jekyll/) — https://findsoftware.frbit.cloud/jekyll.md
- [Ruby on Rails](https://findsoftware.frbit.cloud/rails/) — https://findsoftware.frbit.cloud/rails.md
- [Sinatra](https://findsoftware.frbit.cloud/sinatra/) — https://findsoftware.frbit.cloud/sinatra.md
- [Spree Commerce](https://findsoftware.frbit.cloud/spree/) — https://findsoftware.frbit.cloud/spree.md

## Questions

### What is the best web software written in Ruby?

We can't tell from here. What suits an editor-heavy marketing site can be wrong for a static documentation site. The list is alphabetical and nobody paid for a place on it.

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