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Reverse Dependencies for rake

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

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Isolate Rails actions in their own classes.
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Automatically extracts ActionCable objects into parameters
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Manage Action Cable subscriptions using data-* attributes
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Backports Action Cable 7.1 Redis adapter for older versions
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Implements a SubscriptionAdapter for ActionCable which uses a configurable Redis client.
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Here you can add callbacks to your models using `before_action`, `after_action`
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Use-case driven design for ruby projects. Keeps your business logic in the right place!
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Create Powerful Conversations with Alexa
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Action Chat allows you to build chatbots in Rails
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Simple implementation of command pattern focused on reuse in multiple contexts
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The action template with the callbacks support
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DRY-up Rails controllers by leveraging interchangeable conductors to export data
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`expose :foo` defines an attr_reader and helper_method. `expose :foo, -> { ... }` (or with a block) defines a memoized reader. Replaces the boilerplate of attr_reader + helper_method + def.
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