Developer

The Fluid Infusion module is a developer utility module that makes components of the Fluid Infusion toolkit available to Drupal developers.

Fluid Infusion

We think good interfaces should be easy to use and easy to build. Infusion takes the pain out of developing accessible, high performance, clean and nimble
front-ends for applications that want to do more. Our approach is to leave you in control - it's your interface, using your markup, your way.

This is a clone of Drubuntu with some changes to make it work for 7 in the drupal-7 branch. There's also some funkiness in the .drubuntu_bootstrap.sh that is due to the fact that that script wants to download.

Will build on:

http://data.agaric.com/installing-drubuntu

and perhaps outsource getting development modules to:

http://drupal.org/project/scaffolding

Validation can be enabled and disabled on a content-type specific basis, allowing administrators to pick and choose what does and does not need to be validated.

Integration with the rules module provides automated workflow accessibility validation. Integration with the views module allows administrators to make their own custom data displays.

This module declares a function to dump info to use it as quick debug without break your site.

It uses /tmp/dump directory by default to dump the data you want

you can write into your module dump_the($info) wherever you like and it'll dumps data into a file the variable/array/object $info. The output is done in a file called
.html, then you can use you favourite browser and go to /tmp/dump directory and find all your dumps sorted by time, file and line.

orz Development Toolbox: Code Editor

• directly view, edit, and save website's files from the website
• changes can be saved in database or committed to real files
• three levels of authority: view, edit, and commit for both themes and modules separately
• take the advantage of node's revision, Code Editor allow you to reload previous codes from both revisions and real files.

Developer Blocks allows a developer to:

• render a block programmatically
• use theblock theme wrappers (the block divs)
• use a renderable array for theming the block
• pass arguments to the block theme

Developer Blocks is perfect when:

• your module defines blocks with hook_block_info() and hook_block_view()
• hook_block_view() returns a renderable array that uses the '#theme' key
• hook_theme() uses a template and variables

With Developer Blocks, you can do this:

Get instructive and well formatted variable dumps, deep stack traces, and execution time profiles - to watchdog, file or screen.

Using the demonstration site module for development. Easily download an external (staging or development) database to a local site. Requires the .htaccess file to be altered in the files/demo directory to allow external access. I recommend password protecting the directory.

Works like imagecache to download missing local files from remote server. Helps with the development process where the local files directory may not contain all the files the remote server does. If drupal doesn't find the local file, it will first look on the remote server. If found on the remote server it will download to local.

Try http://drupal.org/project/files_proxy instead.