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Reverse Dependencies for activesupport
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Spread2RDF is a converter for complex spreadsheets to RDF and a DSL for specifying the mapping rules for this conversion.
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model-like class without database using google spreadsheet
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Automatically generate a release-note document based on git commit messages.
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Integrates Packeta shipping service with Spree Commerce using their SOAP API for packet creation, tracking, and label generation
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Generator for spring microservices
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Tool to make it easier configuring new Spring MVC projects.
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Hooks into the Sprockets asset packaging system to allow you to easily generate sprite maps
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Sprites generator for ruby applications or from cli
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a cdn assets for sprockets, upload assets to upyun/qiniu
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raise error when assets cannot found through sprockets.
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Sprockets Jets Integration
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raise error when assets cannot found through sprockets
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Sprockets directive require_module to keep a list of assets outside a sprocket manifest in a module
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Spud Admin Panel Engine
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Dynamic Spyke API connection plugin for the Enterprise Cloud
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Kaminari pagination for Spyke models
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Rails 3 & 4 cache store for spymemcached.jruby.
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Sqinky adds a thin access layer on top of Sqids to work effortlessly with Sqids in Active Record models. It supports encodings composed of multiple attributes, and multiple encodings per model.
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Formats raw SQL into a clean, consistent style with lowercase keywords, padded keyword alignment, and vertically separated clauses.
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