Utility

Adds a simple API to determine if an Entity is publicly accessible or not.

Field Storage UI, choose the field storage when creating a new field.

By default, Drupal ships with "Default SQL storage" for fields.
There are modules that implementing alternative field storage like:

This module integrates Drupal Webforms with Zendesk Backend. Users have option to map the various fields on Webforms to that fields in ZendDesk Tickets. Currently only Zendesk tickets can be created. Further Integrations will be looked into once the code is made more generic.

Trigger Travis CI builds within Drupal.

Why? Perhaps you have a static site/app which uses the Drupal CMS as it's content souce. You build/deploy the static app automatically, normally after successful tests upon a commit to master via the Travis continuous integration tool to some web host. Now you can use Drupal events (via Rules) to rebuild and deploy when: content is updated, you clear cache, on cron, or whenever.

"Headless Drupal is so hot right now."

This is an initial of Force logout module.
Sometime when you plan to migrate to new database you know that you have to stop all users from updating the DB while you're migrate the DB and in the same time you don't want to close your site in "maintenance mode" because you want to allow visitors to read content. so that's mean you're really need this module.

Building off of devel_generate, this module will insert real content feeding from the NYTimes API.

Overview

Entity hierarchy extends the standard Entity Reference field to store a nested set representation of the the hierarchy.

This allows for efficient querying of the hierarchy.

Features

Integrates with views
Render a list of children at any depth using views

What Can it do?

This module allows developers to expose drupal-style queries (db_select) as a pageable-sortable ajax table with as little coding as possible:

• Supports join queries*
• Supports filtering
• Supports editing, inserting and deleting data

*queries spanning over multiple tables do not support editing/deleting/inserting

Endpoint module is a framework which allows Drupal acts as a light endpoint.

The module was designed specifically for REST API. It contains a router that allows to follow REST style in your URLs. Here is an example:

GET /dogs
POST /dogs/create
DELETE /dogs/1
GET /dog/1
PUT /dog/1

Endpoint is really light, fast and flexible, that makes it a good solution for projects where Drupal role is mobile backend and single-page app backend.

Detects when new releases of Drupal are available and triggers a build on a continuous integration server. This can be used as part of a continuous integration pipeline where upgrades are carried out automatically by the CI server - very useful for promptly responding to security releases like Drupalgeddon, especially when you manage a large network of sites.