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Reverse Dependencies for rake

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The official Ruby client for Transistor.FM, a digital media analytics platform from Original Machine.
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A convention-based state machine that complements your models without stealing the show
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Singleton logger available in all Objects that can transition destinations.
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Read and write data from the Transitland Datastore and Feed Registry
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Translations are saved in-column as a serialized hash or using HStore.
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Helper methods to display translated values of object attributes (stored in database, plain object properties, ...)
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Utility class for (somewhat) transparently wrapping a collection with mapping functions applied as values are added to and read from the collection. Especially useful for ActiveRecord serialized or PG Array fields
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With this gem you can translate with Google Translate API.
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Minimal implementation of backend/plugin-based translation framework.
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Let the strings do the job for you. No need to do any of the manual work! \ The strings translate themselves!! Translate to Japanese, English, Finnish...
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TranslationDiff extracts translatable text from HTML, splits it into sentences, and caches each sentence by content hash. Only the sentences missing from the cache are sent to whichever translation provider you plug in through a small provider contract, so re-translating a long text after a smal...
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