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Reverse Dependencies for activerecord
The projects listed here declare activerecord as a runtime or development dependency
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Use timestamp values to represent boolean data such as deleted, published,
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Functions from timescaledb available in the ActiveRecord models.
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Manage delta indexes via Delayed Job for Thinking Sphinx
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A library for validating model association existence.
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Useful helpers to consistently migrate Integer id columns to UUID in PostgreSql. Special support for primary keys and references.
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Send push notifications to mobile apps
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Making object from any hash or hash array
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Enable to use the concept of form objects with ActiveModel
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Simple gem that allows you to run multiple ActiveRecord::Relation using hash. Perfect for APIs.
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Simple gem that allows you to run multiple ActiveRecord::Relation using hash. Perfect for APIs.
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ActiveRecord Association Helper for PORO (Plain Old Ruby Object)
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Amazon Redshift adapter for ActiveRecord 7.x.
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Cursor-based pagination for ActiveRecord.
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Back-ports generated column support, deferred foreign key support, custom foreign key support, improved default configuration, and adds support for pragma tuning and extension loading
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ActiveRecord connection adapter for MySQL. It is based on the stock MySQL adapter, and adds built-in support for the spatial extensions provided by MySQL. It uses the RGeo library to represent spatial data in Ruby.
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This is an ActiveRecord connection adapter for MySQL Spatial Extensions. It is based on the stock MySQL2 adapter, but provides built-in support for spatial columns. It uses the RGeo library to represent spatial data in Ruby.
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Yet Another N+1 COUNT Query Killer for ActiveRecord
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A tracer for Active Record queries
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Activity feeds backed by Redis
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It just makes sense to store mutable, site-wide, admin-level settings in the database. Right? A key-value table may be more flexible, but maybe we don't want to be flexible! If you truly want that flexibility: http://github.com/stephencelis/kvc
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