SchemaAssociations extends ActiveRecord to automatically create associations by inspecting the database schema. This is more more DRY than the standard behavior, for which in addition to specifying the foreign key in the migration, you must also specify complementary associations in two model fi...

A gem to standardize our use of Dry-RB

A parser which converts dry-struct schema into a readable hash for further manipulation

Keep a DRY history of your ActiveRecord models' changes

Dry::Types typedefs found to be generally useful. Replaces deprecated prolog-dry-types.

Adds ActiveRecord-specific methods to Dry::Initializer

A series of helpful sugar of the Chef core and other resources to make a cleaner, more lean recipe DSL, enforce DRY principles, and make writing Chef recipes an awesome experience!

A parser which converts dry-validation contract schema into a readable hash for further manipulation

SchemaValidations extends ActiveRecord to automatically create validations by inspecting the database schema. This makes your models more DRY as you no longer need to duplicate NOT NULL, unique, numeric and varchar constraints on the model level.

RSpec `have_attribute` matcher for dry-struct gem

Combining the method object pattern with DRY initialization

A light attributes wrapper for dry-initializer. Forked from "https://github.com/goldstar/artisanal-model"

Simple type-system for Ruby

Automatic JSON:API for dry_crud applications

Generates for you all YARD declarations of attributes and initializer parameters created by dry-initializer gem.

Pipeline operator for callable objects

Use cluster for service discovery. Use round robin to process scheduling.

This gem adds the ability to add setter methods to otherwise setter-method-less Dry::Struct subclasses.

FrontCompiler is a Ruby based JavaScript/CSS/HTML compressor. It provides the basic JavaScript/CSS/HTML minifying feature. Plus it can create albeit packed JavaScript files, can inline CSS inside of JavaScript, works with DRYed CSS files and also can work as a RubyOnRails plugin.

Using Inherited Resources is an excellent way to reduce the amount of repetition in your controllers. But what about views? A lot of times resources share the same views, so why not DRY 'em up using Inherited Resources Views!