The Drupal Variables module lets you:
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X-ray module gives a look at the skeletal structure of a site to help developers and site builders see how things work.
A library which helps modules to extend abstractions defined by other modules. It simply dynamically extends more classes with one class. All of those classes are defined and used outside of this module. It only generates code (files), stores class definitions to the cache that can be then returned back to the modules to work with. It was designed to be used for simulating something what can be called "horizontal extensibility" of classes. The advantage of this approach is that the only requirement on that target module is then if it has an interface for registering new classes for use.
This module provides a layer on top of the Views interface for registering new handlers ready for dynamical handler extending. It's an API module designed to be used by other modules to ease the implementation of the Decorator module for achieving "horizontal extensibility" in Views. It takes care only of the interface and lets the code alone to be cooked by the Decorator module.
BundleCache is a module that allows more intelligent bundling of CSS and JavaScript files by grouping only files that belong together. While the aggregation mechanism in the Drupal core creates a new “bundle†for each set of files, BundleCache allows you to create for example one “main†bundle that is used throughout your site and additional bundles that are only used on certain pages. It also adds features to control the delivery of these files to the user by allowing to change the hosts from which they are served.
Adds a new condition to the context module that allows performing regular expression tests on the useragent string ($_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT']). This allows adding different reactions based on the user's browser, operating system, or other needed contexts that may be found in the useragent string.
The User Import Framework (uif) module provides simple, extensible user import via CSV (comma-separated value) files. The guiding philosophy is to make the import process as simple as possible for the end-user (the user doing the import). Hooks allow the developer (you) to add the bells and whistles you need, e.g. content_profile (D6), core user fields or profile2 (D7) support, while providing a framework which takes care of the tedious aspects of the job (forms, input parsing).
TestData is a developer module intended for large Drupal sites that require a consistent, fast method of providing sample data to automated acceptance and performance testing tools.
The Grinder, jMeter and Selenium are examples of tools that test your site by creating real traffic that mimics user actions. Writing these tests often requires easy access to your site's data, for usage in the tests.
The System Features module provides integration between "system objects" (modules and themes) and Features. It makes it possible to export module status to a feature, which, when deployed, can enable or disable modules, or change the weight of modules.
It is primarily intended for use in scripted deployments, as a convenient way of making changes to the status of several modules at once, via the standard Features mechanisms.
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