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Reverse Dependencies for redis

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

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The easiest way to check how many times a URL has been shared on Reddit, Digg, Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, GoogleBuzz and StumbleUpon!
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This gem provides asynchronous indexing to Solr for the sunspot gem. It uses a pluggable model for the backing queue and provides support for ActiveRecord, DataMapper, and MongoDB out of the box.
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Achievements is an abstract, Redis-backed, counter based achievements engine designed to be included in Model classes in web applications. Achievements lets you track and persist user actions with a simple bind and trigger design pattern.
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Extremaly fast, flexible and intuitive access control mechanism, powered by fast key value stores like Redis.
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AcornCache is a Ruby HTTP proxy caching library that is lightweight, configurable and can be easily integrated with any Rack-based web application. AcornCache allows you to improve page load times and lighten the load on your server by allowing you to implement an in-memory cache shared by every ...
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Relationships (e.g. friendships) backed by Redis
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An APN server & library in which EventMachine daemons maintain a persistent connection to Apple servers and Redis acts as the glue with your Apps. See Readme for more info :)
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Celluloid::IO support for the redis-rb library
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Desiru brings DSPy's declarative programming paradigm for language models to Ruby, enabling reliable, maintainable, and portable AI programming.
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Flexible configuration for Ruby/Rails applications with a variety of backends
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A fair way to queue work in multi-user systems.
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A practical approach to configuration management with type safety, team isolation, environment inheritance, encryption, and remote sources. Designed for teams dealing with configuration complexity at scale.
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Adds pessimistic locking capabilities to the redis gem. Since these capabilities are utilized client-side, all clients must use this gem and follow the order of lock => make changes => unlock in order to obtain maximum safety when modifying sensitive keys. Tested with redis-server 2.0...
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Yet another Ruby distributed lock using Redis, with emphasis in transparency. Requires Redis >= 2.6.12, because it uses the new syntax for SET to easily implement the robust algorithm described in the SET command documentation (http://redis.io/commands/set).
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This library implements application mutexes using Redis. The mutexes are shared between separate threads, processes, or machines. Locks are acquired with an expiration time so if process that holds a lock dies unexpectedly, the lock is released automatically after a certain duration.
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Our own parallel cucumber with queue and workers
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