Minimally maintained

Hosting Expiry Date
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Hosting Expiry Date is a Drupal module intended to extend Aegir to enable automated disabling and deleting of sites. The primary goal is to allow for sites to be disabled after a set time. For example, this could allow for 30-day try-before-you-buy periods, or disposable testing sites.

Basic Features (initial brainstorm)
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The purpose of this module is to provide a simple way for non-tech-saavy users to easily process content in commonly needed ways, including:

Context Daylight provides a new condition for the Context module to use. The condition is whether or not the sun light is out for a particular location and timezone. A bit of a goof module but it might be useful.

Defines a blob field type. The blob field has no input or display, instead it acts merely as a structural tool. Other modules can add widgets and display handlers for special case blobs.

This module is handy if you are writing something that needs to store blobs related to entities. Input widget and formatter can then be written for your case, or you can manually handle the data.

Depending on the size of the blobs you may want to use field_suppress to alleviate excessive memory usage.

First Project to learn module and git.

Sandbox project to integrate the imagex module into a different upload module.

The Feeds SQL module will allow you to use the Feeds module to import data directly from a database. It can be configured to use a custom SQL query that will fetch the data, then you can use whichever other processor on it to create nodes, users, etc.

Right now it will allow you to use any database that has been configured in the settings.php file, but I'm planning on expanding it to user-entered database connection strings.

Description

Sometimes there is a need to track PHP events with Google Analytics. An example is when your user is completing a form on your site, if some of your users are having trouble completing some of the fields, or forgetting to fill them in, the googleanalytics module does not track this out of the box.

This module provides an API so that custom modules can easily set events to be tracked on the next page view for the particular user in question.

This module allows you to set a number of sidebar or block regions that follow the user down the page as they scroll.

It's a nice user interface technique for drawing attention to ads, showing the contents of a shopping cart, or anytime that you want to draw a users attention to some important sidebar content.

See the sticky sidebar example here.

Devel Debug Log is a developer module that provides a way for developers to save and display debug messages on a separate page in the web browser. It serves as an alternative to using drupal_set_message() or watchdog() for debugging, and a complementary module to Devel for those who find viewing messages in the browser easier than looking for them, say, in a file.