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Reverse Dependencies for rspec

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

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A Rope is a convenient data structure for manipulating large amounts of text. This implementation is inspired by http://www.rubyquiz.com/quiz137.html and https://rubygems.org/gems/cord. Basic-rope is a fork of Andy Lindeman's original rope gem to generalize the rope data structure to work with a...
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Basic statistical functions for Ruby collections, such as mean, standard_deviation, z, and outlier detection
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Value object for basic temperature operations like conversions from Celsius to Fahrenhait or Kelvin etc.
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Multi 8-bit micro compatible BASIC interpreter for Ruby.
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Basquiat is a library that intends to abstract all the complexity of working with message queues
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Bassy takes a number and convert it from a given base to the specified base.
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Simple feature rollout for criteria based groups
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Transfer information from freebase.com through ruby.
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Allows you to use the batching service both for grouping requests into one and a single \ access to api. It makes it easy to integrate the batching service into the current logic without huge refactoring.
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Allows you to separate queries that return large results into several subsets to lower memory consumption
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Allows you to process many records in batches. Similar to #find_each in ActiveRecord, but allows you to specify a slicing attribute that is not the table's primary key
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