Developer

The Form Service module provides form handling for the Services module.

The idea, similar to other service modules, is that a form can live entirely on the service provider, and clients with proper authentication are able to use the form.

All the form validation and submission is handled on the service side. The client just sees the validation feedback, and whatever redirection is set on successful submission.

When developing Drupal sites, we are often switching between development versions and a production site. Since they normally look identical, it is easy to get confused as to which host we are on. This utility displays a small banner to indicate the host of a site, as a reminder to where you are.

You may specify a host name to be associated with the devel, stage, and test types. You may select which banners to use from five default sets, or add your own custom set of banners.

Themepacket module helps Themers and Developers create and override theme implementations quickly and naturally by eliminating the need to manually register theme hooks in your modules and themes. This module will also discover any assets found with your theme implementations (css, js) and drupal_add_* on your behalf.

#2059569: 8.x Release is in progress and 8.x-1.0-alpha3 has been released. Please test thoroughly and submit any issues you encounter.

The purpose of Form Builder CRUD is to provide a permanent storage mechanism for the Form Builder module.

D7 Usage

This is an API only module. See Form Builder Field for an example implementation.

Provides the ability to integrate GitHub related content, like a list of current commits from a GitHub-hosted repository, and a link to a GitHub-users page.

The module uses GitHub API v3 to integrate GitHub-content on the desired Drupal-site.

Run PHP is very simple module that allows user which has appropriate permission to execute PHP code. This is useful when testing PHP code before embedding it into the blocks, nodes, cck fields, rules, or other places. UI for this module will be more convenient then Execute PHP block in Devel module.

This module is for fairly advanced Drupal users. It helps manage database settings as they are shared between multiple developers, and also between dev, staging and live versions of a website.

Read the (verbose) introduction.

Be sure to read the README.txt before you enable and use the module! Once enabled:

This module allows developers tracked by the CVS integration module to be associated with an e-mail address, to assist with the migration of CVS repositories to Git repositories. CVS Users will be associated with an anonymous "no-reply" by default. Additionally they will be able to select an e-mail from a list of addresses Drupal associates with the user.

Integrates the Support Ticketing System / Helpdesk module with the IRC Bot. This allows the bot to post message notifications to configurable IRC channels when tickets are created, updated and closed.