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Device_detector ⭐ 711

DeviceDetector is a precise and fast user agent parser and device detector written in Ruby

Colorist ⭐ 46

A Ruby library built to handle the easy conversion and manipulation of colors with a special emphasis on W3C standards and CSS-style hex color notation.

Rdf Vocab ⭐ 46

Common RDF Vocabularies

Html_test ⭐ 21

Ruby on Rails plugin for HTML validation and link checking

Web_authn ⭐ 19

W3C Web Authentication API (a.k.a. WebAuthN / FIDO 2.0) RP library in Ruby

Indieweb Endpoints Ruby ⭐ 17

A Ruby gem for discovering a URL's IndieAuth, Micropub, Microsub, and Webmention endpoints.

W3c_logger ⭐ 17

Rails plugin to log requests in W3C format

Compass Validator ⭐ 17

A CSS Validator that is used by the Compass CSS Framework.

Rack Validate ⭐ 15

Rack middleware to validate webpages using w3c validator.

Assert_valid_markup ⭐ 13

Fork of assert_valid_markup, sped up by using xmllint locally rather than hitting w3c service

Sparql Tests ⭐ 12

Dydra.com's SPARQL acceptance test suite.

Wai Video Standards And Benefits ⭐ 10

Video Introduction to Web Accessibility and W3C Standards

Html_test ⭐ 9

Rails plugin to validate and cleanup your HTML using the W3C validator, tidy, and/or xmllint

Wym_editor_helper ⭐ 6

WYM Editor Helper that uses packed JS, newer wymeditor, supports flash embed

W3c_rspec_validators ⭐ 6

Rspec helpers to validate HTML and CSS using the W3C validators

Ruby implementation of the W3C Linked Data Patch Format

A better Ruby binding for the Redland RDF library (librdf)

WebSite Link and Speed Checker

Should_pass_w3c_validation ⭐ 5

Shoulda macros for validating your views with W3C service.

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