JavaScript Utilities

This module will add Backbone.js to your application / website

In their own words:

Backbone supplies structure to JavaScript-heavy applications by providing models with key-value binding and custom events, collections with a rich API of enumerable functions, views with declarative event handling, and connects it all to your existing application over a RESTful JSON interface.

It is intended to extend it to create models based on node objects for views displays and anything else I can think of!

What does it do:

Mainly two things:

• Leverages the DOMWindow jquery plugin as a drupal library.
• Provides a drush script to download the jQuery plugin to the libraries folder.

Drush:

The DOM Window module includes a drush command that will download the jQuery plugin for you.

$ drush domwindow-plugin

Innovation sponsored by:

Validate is a wrapper for jquery.validate plugin. It's an API module and doesn't provide any UI. To use it add to your form API definition the property #validate as an array of validation rules:

Need to use a higher version of jQuery for your module or theme than the one provided by Drupal/jQuery Update?

jQuery Multi allows you to load an extra version of the jQuery library in parallel to Drupal's version, without conflicting with Drupal's version. You can then choose any JavaScript library or files to use the new version of jQuery. No need to alter packaged jQuery plugins!

This is a very simple module, it hides the label of form elements and display the label inside of particular element.

currently working for textbox, password field, and for textarea.

You can set your default option to using 'admin/config/user-interface/jform_label'.

These are the options can be passed along with the admin form to control the behavior of this project.

This extends Drupal core's tabledrag functionality with some additional features: move to top, move to bottom, and shuffle.

This module was sponsored by iO1 and iVillage.

Sessions that expire - in a user-comfy manner

Role-based session expiration/prolongation

Drupal 7's default session settings make sessions live almost indefinitely - that may present security and performance issues.
State get's round the problem by combining roles with user-activitity sensing and AJAX calls.
Sessions may still continue indefinetely for some kinds of users
- say non-logged-in visitors to your web shop.

Judy is a small Javascript utilities library.

This is an implementation of the Tokeninput jQuery plugin.

Project application: http://drupal.org/node/1471294

Project sponsored by: 10jumps

This module provides a live preview for some Entity Reference widgets. To use it, create an entity reference field, set it to use an autocomplete widget (the normal one, NOT the tags-style one) or a select widget, and in the field instance settings, enable the live preview and select a view mode (e.g. teaser) to use. Now when you select an entity to reference, you should see a preview of the referenced entity in the selected view mode.