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Reverse Dependencies for webrick
The projects listed here declare webrick as a runtime or development dependency
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A WebSocket library with the same layer as Ruby's TCPSocket, which does not have the function of an HTTP server, in order to use WebSocket as a new protocol for dRuby.
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Ruby gem for warming up web services on boot
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It runs a HTTP server, exposes in internet via ngrok, and records the requests
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An extension for WEBrick to support websockets
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Fetch the web pages and stat.
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Implements minimal ActiveRecord models and database helper code used in both the Metasploit Framework (MSF) and Metasploit commercial editions.
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Simple GUI application to show the yard documents of installed Gems.
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The z4 micro-web-app framework.
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A Web Server based on Ractors, for Rack-based Ruby applications
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An API client for CRM customers, with which they can call ZOHO CRM APIs with ease
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Every installed application is an orchestrator of OS capabilities. LLMs are simply a more expressive interface for that orchestration. Zuzu is a framework for building installable, AI-native desktop apps where the intelligence runs on the user's hardware — not in a data center. It uses JRuby and Glimmer DSL for SWT for the GUI, Mozilla's llamafile for local LLM inference, and SQLite (via AgentFS) as a sandboxed virtual filesystem the agent can read and write without touching the host OS. Apps package as a single cross-platform .jar — users download, double-click, run. No cloud. No subscriptions. No infrastructure to operate. Scaffolded projects include CLAUDE.md and Claude Code skills pre-tuned to Zuzu's patterns, so coding agents generate correct framework code from the start.
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