Views

This module enable Feeds to take in data from a view output (i.e. from Views). This combined with pluggable query backend in Views 3.x will enable Drupal to import data from practically anywhere from the web given the Views pluggable query backend is implemented.

There is a screencast showing on one thing that this module can do (Importing Twitter Tweets into Drupal using Views and Feeds).

Views infinite scroll allows you to load and display pages of any view inline, using AJAX (this has been called infinite scrolling, load more, autopaging, endless pages and more). The pager can be triggered with the press of a button or automatically as the user scrolls to the bottom of the view's content.

The Drupal 8 version of Views Infinite Scroll is a lightweight solution which:

OpenMap is a module which provides easy OpenLayers integration for nodes, Views and Apache Solr.

It depends on the open source OpenLayers library.

The first alpha release is coming soon.

The work is sponsored by Adulmec.

Description

SPARQL Views allows you to use Views to access remote and local SPARQL endpoints. In the near future, it will also work for RDFa on Web pages and hopefully microdata. Once the data is in Views, you can use Views style and display plugins to format your data.

This project is being merged with Views tree.

This provides a style plugin for Views which shows the result items in a hierarchical list.

The parent data is set in the plugin options, so for example, you can show a tree of taxonomy terms, or if your nodes are related to one another by something such as a nodereference field, you can use that.

This module creates a view style which allows you to present your content using the simpleSpy effect. An example of this effect can be found on

http://jqueryfordesigners.com/simple-jquery-spy-effect/

The javascript/jQuery used in this module was initially created by Remy Sharp, of jQuery for Designers and made into a Drupal module by Justus Luthy.

This module has been tested on a handful of client sites, but please report any bugs/issues to the issue queue.

Argument Picker is a simple API to access and elaborate arguments in a flexible way.
Basically it allows, given URL arguments like:

example.com/myview/make:Volkswagen/model:Polo/year:2008/

to retrieve one of those arguments through a function:

arg_picker_get_selector_argument("make")

which - in the specific example - would return "Volkswagen".

This module essentially adds the possibility to assign labels to arguments, through this syntax:

This module is just a quick utility module that manages execution of views on a periodic basis. You probably don't need this module unless another module has told you that you do!

Compatibility

The 6.x branch of the module is compatible with Views 2.
The 7.x branch of the module is compatible with Views 3.

Allows views to create then update and delete menu items.

Warning

This module needs to be correctly set up, and if incorrectly configured it could create thousands of menu items. It is recommended to backup your site before changing settings related to this module. That said, this module is working happily on a number of sites.

This module implements a views cache plugin that is aware of content and can provide caching for views, until the content in those views changes.

Drupal 8

Drupal 8 has this functionality essentially baked into core, so there isn't a need for this module if your site is running Drupal 8.