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Reverse Dependencies for sprockets
The projects listed here declare sprockets as a runtime or development dependency
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API for editing content on mumuki
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Teacher tools for Mumuki
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Musicbrainz.org API Ruby Implementation
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Use sprockets as a datasource for nanoc.
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Provides Sprockets 3.x helper and filter for nanoc.
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Provides Rails applications with additional support for the Twitter Bootstrap UI framework
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A gem for visualizing a Neo database with Javascript
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Engine providing key-value settings stored in db with a web UI.
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A short extension of Sprockets to wrap JS libs so they wait for DOMContentLoaded
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Ruby runtime and core library for javascript.
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Ruby runtime and core library for JavaScript.
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The OpenLayers JavaScript library packaged for Sprockets-powered asset pipelines
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Interface gem for accessing OpenStax's Salesforce instance
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ViewComponents for the Optics Design System
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ruby client that allows to send sms via the orange api
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Package manager and builder based on sprockets
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The Padrino asset management system allowing frictionless serving of assets
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Pakunok has a set of prepackaged assets that you can easily include into your Rails 3.1 application (using assets pipeline).
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No web framework, no problem: Palimpsest gives any custom or legacy project a modern workflow and toolset.
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Allows you to package the CSS and Javascript for your view together with that view, creating self-contained parcels of view code that seamlessly work together. When used with Fortitude, automatically scopes your CSS, too. No more dueling CSS rules!
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