Simple type system for Ruby with support for coercions, constraints and custom types

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• Responders

  7.1 6.8 L2 dry-types VS Responders

  A set of Rails responders to dry up your application.

• Decent Exposure

  7.0 0.1 L5 dry-types VS Decent Exposure

  A helper for creating declarative interfaces in controllers.

• Rails Event Store

  6.6 9.4 dry-types VS Rails Event Store

  A Ruby implementation of an Event Store based on Active Record

• ActiveInteraction

  6.4 5.3 L5 dry-types VS ActiveInteraction

  Manage application specific business logic.

• Apotomo

  6.2 0.0 L5 dry-types VS Apotomo

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• Cells

  5.6 1.3 L5 dry-types VS Cells

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• Trailblazer

  5.2 5.5 L5 dry-types VS Trailblazer

  Trailblazer is a thin layer on top of Rails. It gently enforces encapsulation, an intuitive code structure and gives you an object-oriented architecture.

• Waterfall

  5.1 1.7 L5 dry-types VS Waterfall

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• Light Service

  5.0 4.4 L5 dry-types VS Light Service

  Series of Actions with an emphasis on simplicity.

• Amoeba

  4.4 0.0 dry-types VS Amoeba

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• Rectify

  4.3 0.9 L5 dry-types VS Rectify

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• Interactor

  4.2 2.6 L5 dry-types VS Interactor

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• Sequent

  4.0 7.9 dry-types VS Sequent

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• wisper

  3.7 5.3 dry-types VS wisper

  A micro library providing Ruby objects with Publish-Subscribe capabilities.

• dry-transaction

  3.4 4.6 dry-types VS dry-transaction

  Business transaction DSL

• Mutations

  2.8 2.2 L5 dry-types VS Mutations

  Compose your business logic into commands that sanitize and validate input.

• PageletRails

  2.6 0.0 L5 dry-types VS PageletRails

  Improve perceived performance of your rails application with minimum effort

• Clowne

  2.3 7.6 dry-types VS Clowne

  A flexible gem for cloning models

• Surrounded

  2.3 2.7 L5 dry-types VS Surrounded

  Encapsulated related objects in a single system to add behavior during runtime. Extensible implementation of DCI.

• Setsy

  2.0 0.0 dry-types VS Setsy

  Like rails-settings-cached but works on individual classes and allows for default values.

• u-service

  1.9 8.7 dry-types VS u-service

  Create simple and powerful Service Objects

• Rocketman

  1.8 5.9 dry-types VS Rocketman

  A gem to help build event-based/pub-sub code in Ruby

• skinny_controllers

  1.5 0.0 L5 dry-types VS skinny_controllers

  A pattern for allowing for easier testing of large projects' business logic

• Pathway

  0.9 5.7 dry-types VS Pathway

  Define your business logic in simple steps

• Lionshare

  0.6 0.0 dry-types VS Lionshare

  A Ruby interface to the Lionshare API

• dry-rb

  - - dry-types VS dry-rb

  dry-rb is a collection of next-generation Ruby libraries, each intended to encapsulate a common task.

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