Rails Startup template

This is a template I use for my new Ruby on Rails 4 applications. Pull requests are welcome.

How to Use

rails new [app_name] -m https://raw.github.com/gugl/rails_startup_template/master/template.rb

analytics-ruby: I use segment.io as an anaytics provider. Segment.io is easy to integrate, asynchronous, and forwards data to other providers like Mixpanel and Kissmetrics.
bcrypt-ruby: I usually implement authentication myself instead of using gems like Devise. This is needed for the has_secure_password functionality. See API Doc.
bourbon: Bourbon provides useful SASS mixins for cross-browser compatibility.
(default)Pundit: Simple, robust and scaleable authorization system.
(optional)CanCan: CanCan is an authorization library for Ruby on Rails which restricts what resources a given user is allowed to access.
haml-rails: HAML is a beautiful templating language. I prefer it over ERB.
simple_form: SimpleForm makes it easy to build complex form using simple markup.
uuidtools: To generate UUIDs, which is useful for various things.
rspec-rails: Rspec is a testing tool for test-driven and behavior-driven development. It makes writing specs more enjoyable.
guard-rspec: Guard for automatically launching your specs when files are modified.
(test environment) capybara: I use Capybara to write integration tests and simulate user behavior.
(test environment) factory_girl_rails: FactoryGirl provdes a flexible alternative to Rails fixtures.
(production environment) rails_12factor: This is needed for deploying Rails 4 applications on Heroku.

Sets up foreman to deal with environment variables and background services. Instead of using rails s you should use foreman s. Add your own environment variables in the .env file.
Cleans up assets by renaming application.css to application.css.scss and removing the include_tree directives. It's better design to import and require things manually. For example, @import 'bourbon';
Initializes a new git repository with an initial commit.

Here are some things I'd like to add:

Although I changed a lot in my fork, thanks to Denny Britz for giving me a good starting point and inspiration.
Some code for using multiple choice questions and improved questions is taken from the Rails Composer.