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Reverse Dependencies for concurrent-ruby

The projects listed here declare concurrent-ruby as a runtime or development dependency

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Gitingest is a powerful command-line tool that fetches files from GitHub repositories and generates consolidated text prompts for AI analysis. It features smart file filtering, concurrent processing, custom exclusion patterns, authentication support, and automatic rate limit handling. Perfect for creating context-rich prompts from codebases for AI assistants, documentation generation, or codebase analysis.
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A basic metadata editor for hydra-head
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Inferno Core is an open source tool for testing data exchanges enabled by the FHIR standand
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A command-line tool that runs a collection of \"judges\" against a \"factbase,\" modifying it and updating. Also, helps printing a factbase, merge with another one, inspect, and so on. Also, helps run automated tests for a set of judges.
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An opinionated wrapper around libuv for Ruby
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Maestrano is the next generation marketplace for SME applications. See https://sme.maestrano.com for details.
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Listen to your Rails ActiveSupport::Notifications and deliver to a Statsd compatible backend
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Own your errors. Own your stack. A fully open-source, self-hosted error tracking Rails engine — a free Sentry alternative that runs entirely inside your own process, with no external services and zero recurring cost. Captures what SaaS tools charge extra for: local and instance variables at the moment of failure (via TracePoint), exception cause chains, swallowed-exception detection, breadcrumbs, and system-health snapshots (GC, memory, threads, connection pool, Puma). Plus N+1 query detection, storm protection (a circuit breaker that shields your app from error floods, ON by default), multi-app support, error sampling, and async logging via Sidekiq, SolidQueue, or GoodJob. Runs on SQLite, PostgreSQL, or MySQL/Trilogy — in your app's existing database or an isolated separate error database. Beautiful dashboard UI (dark/light), multi-channel notifications (Slack, Email, Discord, PagerDuty, webhooks), workflow management, advanced analytics, platform detection (iOS/Android/Web/API), and two-way issue sync with GitHub, GitLab, Codeberg, and Linear. Also: LLM observability, AI-powered debugging help, and OpenTelemetry span export. 5-minute setup, works out-of-the-box. Rails 7.0-8.1, Ruby 3.2-4.0. BETA: API may change before v1.0.0. Live demo: https://rails-error-dashboard.anjan.dev (gandalf/youshallnotpass)
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Atmos provides a terraform scaffold for creating cloud system architectures
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