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Reverse Dependencies for rack
The projects listed here declare rack as a runtime or development dependency
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Creating a rails app from scratch using Ruby
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A Rack-based Web Framework
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description
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An exercise to learn more about Rails under the hood. Rulerz is my version of the Rails-like gem built in the Rebuilding Rails book.
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A Ruby version of JMX
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Another Rack based web framework 🤷🏽♂️
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HTTP router for Rack.
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Ruvoy is a Ruby application runtime inside Envoy. It loads an ordinary
rackup into a CRuby VM embedded in a dynamic module and answers requests as
a terminal HTTP filter, so a request reaches Rack as owned data rather than
over a second HTTP connection to a separate application server. HTTP/1.1,
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Write reactive web applications using familiar Ruby syntax and patterns
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A Rack-based web framework heavily inspired by Rails and themed from Rooster Teeth's RWBY
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Per-owner SQLite FTS5 indexes stored on S3, queried from Lambda /tmp with version tracking.
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Simple Rack middleware for use with Sabayon.
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Rest for your work (queues)
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Rails error handler that integrates with Sentry and generates 4xx error responses
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Safrano is an OData server library
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A standalone SSR engine for Ruby that brings Islands Architecture to any Rack application. Write JSX/TSX components and render them server-side without Node.js, JSON APIs, or complex build steps.
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A simple and clear Ruby web framework with ERB, SSR Islands, Tailwind, and ActiveRecord. No Node.js required.
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chi is an agent harness for local and OpenAI-compatible models (llama.cpp, mlx, oMLX, hosted APIs). It runs sessions in a terminal REPL or in background workers you can attach to from the terminal and a web UI, keeps memories in plain files shared as bundles, and extends through hooks, guardrails...
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Locomotive is designed to save your time and help you focus on what matters: front-end technology, standard development process and no learning time for your client.
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Forked from jsonapi-resources. A resource-centric approach to implementing the controllers, routes, and serializers needed to support the JSON API spec.
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