Finite set theory brought to Drupal.
Modules can define their own types of things to go in sets, then this module will allow you to create arbitrary sets of those things, and do unions, intersections and differences.
You can also create sets based on finite unions, intersections and differences of other sets.
Magic.
The module is still very experimental, but planned features include:
This is a quick little module to allow you to selectively apply nofollow to menu items and taxonomy terms to allow 'sculpting' of pagerank - effectively allowing you to focus search engines' attention on particular areas of your website by controlling the flow of link juice around your website.
This can be useful for large websites, by moving the focus away from links repeated on every page (About us, Contact Us, Privacy Policy, T&Cs etc) and onto the content itself, whilst still allowing you enough granularity to ensure these pages are indexed, somewhere.
This module enables granular publish and unpublish permissions which allows you to grant roles on your site the ability to publish or unpublish specific content types without having to give them the administer content permissions. This is a lightweight solution to managing your content workflows.
This is now under development!
Complex websites and web applications can be created by combining configurations of Modules, Content Types (CCK,) Views, Panels, Menus, Blocks, Categories, Roles / Permissions, etc. This site setup and configuration process is a very time consuming and repetitive bottleneck.
Patterns module is built to bypass this bottleneck by managing and automating site configuration. Site configuration is stored in XML or YAML (requires SPYC YAML parser, which needs to be downloaded separately from http://code.google.com/p/spyc/) called Patterns which are easy to read, modify, manage, & share and can be executed manually or as a part of an automated web site deployment.
The Deploy module is designed to allow users to easily stage and preview content for a Drupal site. Deploy automatically manages dependencies between entities (like node references). It is designed to have a rich API which can be easily extended to be used in a variety of content staging situations.
This module is being re-envisioned and will be released as part of the ELMS roadmap's Collaborative Learning Environment.
This packages two modules together:
Gathers data about the modules and themes installed on a Drupal site and sends them to a corresponding server. As you are (hopefully) monitoring the status of the site from the server, optionally you can disable the 'There are security updates pending for your site' shown on the admin pages also.
This module provides awesome installation. It's really awesome. It uses hook_form_alter to hijack the admin/build/modules page and awesomify it.
It does not currently work, it is just a proof of concept at the moment.
[UPDATE -by Senpai] There's an feature request in the issue queue that this module addresses. See http://drupal.org/node/230059 Idea #3 for details about the reasoning for Awesome Install.
This module is deprecated in favor of Context keywords
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Effortless content creation by retrieving attribute values from the Web to (pre-)fill your node type (cck) fields.
Available services include:
New nodes are created as follows:
