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REALMS

Realms is a library manager for Ruby. A library manager, in case you were wondering, is like a package manager that doesn't fuss with packages. It handles dependency requirements, versions and the loading of scripts, but doesn't care one way or the other how that got on the system, or exactly where they reside on the system for that matter. With Realms developers can run there programs in real time, no installation phase is required between changes or for one program to depend on another for integration testing. Every thing is "live". Besides just that fresh feeling of wind in your hair, it means it is very easy to work on a set of interdependent projects.

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