This is very simple and light weight module with easy configuration settings. This modules provide custom page head titles for any web pages. Admin can assigned any web page head title according to page URL. URL can either be drupal URL(node/1) or alias URL (content/example-page).
This sandbox project has now been incorporated back in the the phpbb2drupal module.
Further development will happen in that module exclusively.
The Object Log module allows developers to store objects, arrays and other variables to a log table so that they may be inspected later. Multiple stored variables may be displayed side-by-side in the Object log under admin/reports.
The usage is similar to Devel module's dpm() or kprint_r() functions, but is particularly suited for debugging server-to-server requests, such as cron runs and web services, or for requests from anonymous and other unprivileged users.
This is a demo sandbox module
Provides field_get_value(), field_get_values(), and field_set_values() functions for developer and themer use.
Developers and themers expect to constantly type some form of $entity->field_data['und'][0]['value']; throughout site customization modules and themes. It gets tedious, the code can be difficult to read, and you find yourself staring at the output of devel's dsm() far too much.
Spaces sandbox for OpenProvost distro.
Module provides administrative page with detailed information about each display use cases and its status for each enabled view. It helps you to detect unused and broken displays to modify them or completely remove from your site. Instead of searching through multiple administrative pages for each display now administrator have all information on a single page.
After installation go to admin/build/views/maintenance to view analysis results. It is available as local task (tab) on views list and views edit forms.
Codebase is a development module intended to help provide code status information for non-local, shared environments. It provides information such as the current environment, the current git branch and latest commit of the Drupal code, and various other points of interest.
If "repository viewer paths" are configured, branches and commits displayed on screen will be converted to links to, say, an interestingly relevant github page.
Many times you need to implement hooks to alter the behaviour of an existing module. One option would be to open the module file and alter the behaviour. However this approach is not upgrade proof i.e. when you upgrade the module, the code is lost. The other alternative is to write a new module everytime to want to change the behaviour.
