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Reverse Dependencies for sidekiq

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

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Easily send push notifications to all your mobile users from Active Admin
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Allows for the upload of multiple files in the background from a modal window in Active Admin
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Provides async methods ruby objects for queuing background jobs. Currently supports Resque. Bonus: callback hooks for ActiveRecord objects
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ActiveCommand adds the ability to use the command pattern commonly seen in CQRS.
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ActivePropagation provides classes and ActiveRecord extensions for propagating changes amongst models, optionally using Sidekiq to parallelize the process.
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Simple, efficient, and extensible webhooks for Ruby, including: Rate Limits, Cryptographic Signatures, Asynchronous Delivery, Buffered Delivery, Versioning.
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The application for people to apply to be testers for UserTesting
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appydays provides support for env-based configuration, and common structured logging capabilities
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Gem for running services asynchroniously
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Pattern and library for implementing asynchronous caching
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Often in our Rails applications we have tasks that may take a lot of time to finish, such as external API requests. This is risky to perform inside our endpoints because it blocks our threads and is not scalable. Here we provide a solution to this problem, using sidekiq to run our heavy work in b...
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With EventEmitter you can build your application in Event-Driven way. It acts as global pub/sub mechanism and uses Sidekiq to reliably and asynchronously deliver messages to subscribers. Using this approach you can enforce low coupling between different components of the system.
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