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Reverse Dependencies for rake
The projects listed here declare rake as a runtime or development dependency
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Optional patterns for Rails apps: multi-tenancy, RLS, outbox, health checks, auditing, soft delete, UUID primary keys, and document storage client. All features are configurable via initializer.
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A set of low level infrastructure and reusable code for building API clients
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Official Ruby SDK for interacting with the VertexCache server.
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The Vertex Client Ruby Gem provides an interface to integrate with Vertex Cloud's SOAP API.
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Is the VerticalResponse API making you dizzy?
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Verto helps you to versionate your project
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API Client for the Vertpig API
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Theme for the Vert.x howtos
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Redefines standard integer arithmetic operators to be probabilistic (but still return the correct result on average). Not meant to be used seriously.
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The nuclear option for the N+1 query problem.
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Veryfi SDK for Ruby
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VeryGood gives you a nice API so you can set what letters should be where/what colour ANSI them appear in your terminal.
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A very safe rm
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You wouldn't beleive how tiny it is
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Gem for contol Vesta CP via Ruby
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Developed and tested on version 0.9.8-14. Only to do simple things with user accounts. That's not a problem to make them more complicated :)
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Distributed tracing for Rails applications
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Ruby wrapper for Vesync API
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VetCI is a continuous intergration system. It's a work in progress, so documentation is slim right now. You'll probably want to wait until at least 0.0.5 to actually use it.
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