Performance and Scalability

Generic helper module to allow external resources such as CSS, JavaScript and images to be fetched and cached locally.

Once this module is ready and ported to 7.x it will be used to replace some custom logic in http://drupal.org/project/agrcache

The module does not do anything by itself, if you're not writing a module or installing one that adds it as a dependency, you don't need it.

Initial development of this module was sponsored by Zinch.

Provides an APC status and cache reporting page, accessible by a link on the status report page.

Installation

APC Status requires:

This module will allow Drupal to replace textarea fields with the UEditor - a visual HTML editor, sometimes called WYSIWYG editor. This HTML text editor brings many of the powerful WYSIWYG editing functions of known desktop editors like Word to the web. It's very fast and doesn't require any kind of installation on the client computer.

Overview

This project targets module developers and provides a "bare bone" callback handler which is intended to be addressed by modules wanting to improve response times for specialized tasks.

The idea of such a callback handler was first introduced by http://drupal.org/project/js (which we hence sometimes refer to as the "original module"). The D6 branch of js_callback was a clone of it and originally intended as a workaround to fix some issues which had been addressed there for a while. In the long run, we still intend re-merging both projects to avoid confusion.

Allows user with the proper permission to list the files, CSS and/or JavaScript, that they do not want showing on the site.
This module came out of my jQuery Mobile module and will be a dependency in the final version.

Description

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.

Block Sections allows blocks to display different content depending the current path. This way there is no need to create multiple custom blocks in order to vary the content of them.

Example use case: Advertising

A possible use case for this module is when a block contains advertisements. With Block Sections the ads can be specifically targeted for different sections of the website:

Generic and abstract, backend agnostic storage API.

This aims to provide a fully featured storage layer, providing API's depending on the storage type you want to use:

• Key-value storage (cache, sessions, minor business information, ...)
• Document oriented storage
• PubSub mecanism
• ... and probably more!

API user can choose the type of storage he needs depending on its own business, instead of doing the opposite course of action, it then can use a business oriented, optimized yet backend agnostic storage engine.

A module that circumvents core CSS and JS aggregation. No regex hacks or any other fragile things. It uses the Nginx HTTP Concat module from Tengine.

No more messing around with cache clear and CSS/JS aggregation. This is a solution that keeps CSS and JS files as they are. Less complexity, means less chance for bugs and failures. Means also less PHP code, hence more speed.

This is a simple module to export redirects to Apache rules.

Apache rules will be faster than Drupal can be, and if put in version control perhaps more maintainable over the long term.

This functionality was requested at #791754: Export redirects to webserver rules but there doesn't seem to be anyone doing any work on anything like it.

Requests, thoughts, and help welcome.