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Reverse Dependencies for redis

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

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Simple, yet, flexible redis-backed site/application settings manager. Works with Rails, Sinatra, or just plain old Ruby.
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Plays SELECT queries to your Rails application on a follower database to keep its caches warm.
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A highly available redis bus client for Ruby apps.
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operate Redis like ActiveRecord interface
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An easy Bitly toolkit with Redis being the caching layer.
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Cache (and optionally memoize) ActiveRecord or DataMapper records in Redis or Memcached
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make rails model act as ActiveRecord, but not save data into database but cache system, file or redis
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Provide a simple interface to redis with self-expiring keys.
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Extremely simple Redis caching for any Ruby class
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Transparently cache the results of methods using redis.
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Fast, light-weight, session-based, redis-backed Rails caching.
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Dedicated classes to isolate redis logic in rails.
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Don't calculate the cached value twice at the same time. Use a backup of the data if the service is down.
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Tag your cache keys smartly, you can expire by tags, count keys per tag and many more. based on Redis
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