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Reverse Dependencies for activesupport

The projects listed here declare activesupport as a runtime or development dependency

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Use to pull data from BBR registeret concerning house properties in Denmark. You have to sign up at : https://www.conzoom.eu/ to get at username and password
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Use for Fedex/UPS/USPS tracking and more... Originally from: http://github.com/Shopify/active_shipping
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This gem provides NIO (Córdoba Oro Nicaragüense) against USD (United States Dollar) money exchange rates consuming the official Central Bank of Nicaragüa (BCN) SOAP Service or HTML page
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Generate custom management interfaces from simple configuration and Ruby code. On-premise, cloud, hybrid & multi-cloud. Amazon AWS (EC2) & Google Cloud (GCP) integration with more cloud providers coming. Fully extensible. Free for commercial and non-commercial use.
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Description of BeautydateApi.
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A small Sinatra/Monk extension for resource routing
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Bed is a simple, modern schema library built on top of Data. It provides a simple, declarative way to define schemas for your data, and a way to validate that data against those schemas.
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A behavior tree library for ruby.
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This gem tries to wrap the Beintoo API (http://documentation.beintoo.com) to a ruby friendly Module meant to be used within Ruby on Rails applications
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Helps with sidekiq.
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Unified way to take all of the log messages and direct them to the right place.
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Belorussian language support for Ruby and Rails
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Common tools for the Belts game engine
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Benches defines a simple rspec matcher that allows you to create benchmarking specs for your Ruby code.
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Benchmark Sweet is a suite to run multiple kinds of metrics. It can be configured to run memory, sql query, and ips benchmarks on a common set of code. This data can be collected across multiple runs of the code, to support multiple ruby or gem versions. This also generates more complex comparisons
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