Developer

Features Fetch (ff)
is a simple drush command extension that simplifies deploying (rebuilt) Drupal Feature modules to a specific Drupal project.

But what does it *do*?

The idea behind this module is to create a clean version of the node form.
This is useful in the cases where we would like to use the node form
as a simple and clean form for user input showing only necessary fields
and no extraneous fields that only complicate the end user experience.

This module is compatible the CCK module. Thus, it provides
the same breadth of field types available to the CCK module.

All forms submitted via this module create a node of the same type as the
node form used to create the form.

Summary

Instead of sending out emails, email tester display all sent emails in a modal
frame.

Thanks to this module you don't annoy each person of your company because you
are doing testing. You can also redirect all outgoing emails to one email if
you want to be sure SMTP config is OK.

Email tester is added in the package devel and you can access configuration
through devel config page

The DropIn module allows site developers/administrators to add path based CSS and JS files to their site.

Example
When a visitor requests www.example.com/news/articles/issue-1, the module will look for the next css files in the theme directory:

news.css - styles all pages under news/
news.articles.css - styles all pages under news/articles/
news.articles.issue-1.css - only styles the page issue-1

The problem

The Computed Field module only updates its computed values on saves or on load (if no computed value is computed yet). This is not optimal when using computed values in lists etc., or if you should wish to change the logic in the computed field.

The solution

If you wish to avoid re-saving all the entities/nodes using the computing field, you can use this tool to re-compute all the values again.

The computed field tools module offers a way to re-compute the computed fields of existing entities/nodes. It does so through the Batch API.

This is a code repository for the module used in the presentation, "Why Hooks?" on March 15, 2011 at the Drupal meetup in Downtown L.A.

modulo ordine

This module allows you to inject blocks as menu items. It facilitates easier use of JavaScript based dropdowns and panel like navigation. Most users employ this module to create dropdown panels using other modules to handle the dropdowns and this module to inject the blocks as needed.

This is my first test git project

PixelPerfect is a utility module designed to give Drupal themers the ability to quickly identify inconsistencies between their current theme implementation and the mockup they are working from. When enabled, a themer will be presented with a variety of hybrid displays that will overlay the mockup over the rendered output from the Drupal theme layer. Themers will then be able to quickly and accurately position the mockup overlays to their needs.