Developer

Stop site-building in production!

Drupal is many things including a powerful site-building tool. Site-building is commonly discouraged on a production site, yet there is nothing that formally prevents you from making site-building or configuration changes that can disrupt your site's development workflow.

Menu Lockdown provides a friendly utility for blocking access to specified paths on specific environments. This helps ensure certain pages, like site-building admin pages, will not be casually accessible when they shouldn't be.

Current state (as of November 2017)

This project has been moved over to the official project, Feeds extensible parsers.
This sandbox is kept for a while until the workaround below is no longer needed.

Easily visualize a sites Entites including their Bundles, Fields and Entity and Node references.

This is basically a D.O. hosted git repo resource for the Drupal 8 Module Developers Guide in the Community D.O. Documentation.
https://www.drupal.org/node/2464195
I've started work on the next section of that overall doc
https://www.drupal.org/node/2465705
But I would like to have a git repo to basically work up the code for each sub-page.

This module aims to ease the deployment of translation .PO files that the great Potx module generates. No longer will you have to manually upload these files to keep your site translations up to date. You can manually batch import all PO files defined in custom modules or alternatively, you can use the always useful Drush command to make things easier for you.

Developer Docs is a module specially made for drupal developers (amateur). When a new module is installed, it is hard to find what changes it does unless we look into the code. This module provides an overview of "what it does" without looking into the code.

This Module generates a document automatically based on the drupal elements used in the module such as:

This module is used for local development along side the Gruntjs grunt-contrib-watch npm.
https://www.npmjs.org/package/grunt-contrib-watch

Directions

Configuration settings needed for LiveReload to work locally without a browser plugin or extra code in your .tpl file (that can mistakenly be forgotten when pushed to production).

Bulk code for some ontology xp.
Originally started for D7, this sandbox has been ported to D8.

Requires:

A developer friendly module which provides instant information about hook callbacks from where or which file the request is coming.

Suppose if you need to find out module name, page callback, page arguments, etc then normally a developer goes to sites/all/modules and tries to search the module files manually. Sometimes it consumes lot of time to find the file from which the request is coming exactly. This module tries to give a solution.

How to use it?

In case clean URL is disabled
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site_name/?q=somecontent&hook_advice=1

Provides a PriorityQueue class that can be used to process higher priority items before lower priority items.

Usage: