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Reverse Dependencies for rake
The projects listed here declare rake as a runtime or development dependency
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Simple artifact-based deployment for web applications.
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Nice class method wrapper for Barby
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Allow an object's API to provide flexible handler registration, storage and matching to arbitrary events.
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Find the exact difference between two Hash objects
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Internal HashiCorp service to check version information
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An easy uuid wrapper for ruby applications
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Hash-version of Array's map method that is recursive and works on keys and values simultaneously.
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Performs pruning or one-level promotion of Hash attributes (typically labeled "private:"), and deep merges and joins of Hash objects. Works on Array objects containing Hash objects as well.
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Toolkit for working with Hashes
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Nice DSL to convert hash structure to different one.
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a gem to check whether given to hashes are of the same format
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Extends ActiveSupport's symbolize_keys to recursively symbolize keys at all levels in a Hash
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Custom fields forActiveRecord models, suppport Rails 4!
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Implementation of the HasOffers API for affiliate advertising.
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Keep specified associations in sync with ease using async reindexing (searchkick gem is required).
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Hoff up your desktop.
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Easily track streaks on your ActiveRecord models.
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Hasten the import of mysql dumps, especially those containing very large innodb tables with multiple indexes.
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Create translations for your ActiveRecord models. Uses delegate pattern. Fully tested and used in a several production sites.
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