Under active development

You may be more interested in the Profiling module.

This module captures performance data of various Drupal components and provides a rich API for storing the generated statistics.

This module allows you to manage Openstack-based cloud deployments. It use the php-opencloud SDK distributed by Rackspace, and is currently tested on Rackspace.

This is still under development. Most of the API has not been implemented yet.

Aids in the development of input filters by providing a page that allows you to enter a bit of text and see both the rendered and unrendered HTML after filtering, without caching.

There's no need to install this module unless you're developing or debugging input filters or text formats.

In normal rendering of Drupal form fields, the field's "description" (i.e., its help text) gets placed below the form's input element, which is not necessarily the most useful place to place it. On textarea form fields that enable multiple input formats, for example, the field's help text gets placed below the text format selector and tips. This means that website users are unlikely to notice and read the help text.

The Mechanical Tutor module provides means for building, presenting and evaluating script-generated questions.

Run tests against your Drupal instance.
For now, this module includes :

• Performance tests
• Security tests (very basic)

ROADMAP :

• Complete security tests
• Add SEO test suite

This is a small module that provides the vertical tab contents of a node add/edit form as panels content type. In a panel or a mini panel though the individual contents of the vertical tab are available to be added, but once they are added separately they loose the vertical tabs structure.

Description

This filter module adds the possibility to use page manager context keywords in any text field. As long as panels custom content are not translatable, this adds the possibility to create translatable and reusable blocks for a page/panel.

The common use case would be:

Adds support for Brian Chirl's Popcorn Base Plugins including the chapter and annotation plugins.

View the Demo to see Popcorn Base in action

Popcorn Base extends the code Popcorn.js functionality.

Installation:

The "drupalization" of the Annotated Video Player Brian Chirls developed for Stanford. The module uses Cues created with Cue Builder as Chapters to link to a specific point in a video.

Requires: Pocorn Base Plugins

Installation: