Change Tracking
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Monitors AWS, GCP, OpenStack, and GitHub for policy changes and insecure configurations, tracking asset changes over time.
An ActiveRecord extension for Rails that logs all changes to your models, including who made them and why.
A Ruby gem for tracking model changes and creating activity feeds in Rails applications, similar to GitHub's public activity.
A Laravel package that automatically creates a revision history for any Eloquent model with minimal setup.
A PostgreSQL-based database changes logger for Rails applications, storing version history in a JSONB column using triggers.
A C# component that provides SQL Server record change notifications, delivering updated values without polling.
Track and record all changes in your Elixir/Ecto database, allowing you to revert to any point in history.
Automatic and reliable PostgreSQL data change tracking using Write-Ahead Log and Change Data Capture.
A C# library providing an Entity Framework-like interface for MongoDB, featuring change tracking, fluent mapping, and entity buckets.
Multi-user non-linear history tracking, auditing, undo, and redo for Mongoid documents and embedded relations.
A lightweight C# library for two-way data binding between properties of objects, especially useful for UI development.
A high-performance, low-memory JSON diff and patch library for System.Text.Json with RFC 6902 support.
An Ember addon for managing complex object state with undo/redo capabilities, supporting Ember Data models and nested relationships.
A data management library for rich .NET client applications that handles queries, entity graphs, change tracking, and server updates.
Enables change-tracking for entire object graphs across service boundaries in .NET Core applications.
An object graph and persistence framework for Android that brings Core Data concepts to manage relational data with SQLite or custom stores.
A library that extends Knockout.js objects with RESTful actions and change tracking.
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