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Reverse Dependencies for rails

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

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An engine for enabling managed content, including articles, blogs, FAQs and glossaries.
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The editstore gem is a Rails engine, including all models and migrations needed to connect to the editstore database for caching descriptive metadata edits. Editstore 2.x is compatible with Rails 4.y. Edistore 1.x is comptaible with Rails 3.y.
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This application is a user-friendly web interface designed to work with a Ruby on Rails application. With a simple and intuitive web interface, users can conveniently access the features of the application. One of the key features of this application is the ability to directly edit models. This ...
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Private pub/sub messaging in Rails through Faye. More Faye features supported. Based on PrivatePub.
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Wraps the CKEditor 4 Javscript library (http://ckeditor.com/) for use with the effective_regions gem. Not intended for use as a standalone gem.
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Continuing professional development and audits rails engine
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Manage your professional association online. Membership categories, applications to join and reclassify, annual dues payments and more.
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Deep merge any two Active Record objects.
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Display unique 10-digit numbers instead of ActiveRecord IDs. Hides the ID param so curious website visitors are unable to determine your resource count.
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