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Reverse Dependencies for execjs
The projects listed here declare execjs as a runtime or development dependency
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See http://sweetjs.org for more information about Sweet.js macros
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This gem provides Handlebars magic for your Rails 3 application.
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Jade is a high performance template engine heavily influenced by Haml and implemented with JavaScript for node.
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Traceur compiler
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Traceur Compiler supported Javascript with Sprockets
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Turf.js is an advanced geospatial analasis library for GeoJSON data.
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Ruby TypeScript is a bridge to the JS TypeScript compiler.
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Ruby TypeScript is a bridge to the JS TypeScript transpiler.
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Compile and evaluate underscore templates from Ruby.
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Underworld is a ruby on rails engine which provides a platform to easily build a web application. Features like Dashboard, complex code generation and other awesome features. For more information checkout the docs.
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Vision is a Rails Way dashboard, built as a simple alternative to ActiveAdmin.
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A library to work with audios on popular Russian social network
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Vue gem for Rails
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vue-template-compiler functionality in a gem - compile and parse your vue.js templates
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Woodlock is an authentication and user management engine.
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The YUICSSMIN gem provides CSS compression using YUI compressor from Yahoo. Unlike other gems it doesn't use the Java applet YUI compressor but instead uses the Javascript port via ExecJS.
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Assets server and builder
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This gem provides zxcvbn.js for your Rails 3 application via the asset pipeline.
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