Under active development

Drupal 7 version:
User Prune lets you mass delete inactive users based on criteria you specify.

The pruning specification you select can be saved as a cron job, or executed a single time.

The main criteria is the time since the user last logged in or, if never logged in before, the time since the user was created.

Optionally, some criteria can be set to Prune users:

Module provides a testing area to send XML-RPC requests via the browser. If the devel module is installed it uses dsm to display the return value of the method. In theory it should work together with services module as it is using the system.getMethods method to learn about the available calls, but I have not yet tested it with it. Multicall is not yet supported.

Active development is now continuing on the Drupal 7 branch of the module.

The interface module allows site administrators to modify the way entities look through a drag and drop interface. It uses plug-ins to present information in different styles, such as tabbed interfaces, complex page layouts, and the like.

The original D6 version of the module was concerned only with content entry forms. The D7 version is a complete rewrite and is concerned primarily with the presentation of entities, especially ones lacking a conventional layout in relation to typical content in a Drupal site. It will also support modifications to entry forms, just not yet.

Features include:

* Drag-and-Drop Authoring Tool

Form elements can be moved around on a page by simply clicking on them and dragging them where they belong.

* Plug Ins

Interface uses a number of plug ins to control the presentation of content. The D7 version ships with a tabbed interface plug-in for right now, with others coming soon.

* Multiple Interfaces per Content Type

Interface allows users to create different layouts for each display mode associated with a bundle.

* API

Interface provides ample hooks for templates and behaviors to perform actions without needing to modify the core interface module. Documentation for developers is provided within some of the behaviors included with this distribution.

An Amazon Store for Drupal. This is an implementation of the Amazon Product Advertising API (formerly Amazon Associates Web Service, or AAWS) for Drupal. You can install this and right away you have an Amazon Associates Store. Get yourself an Associates ID and then all purchases made through your store will result in a commission going to you. Allows searching, provides product pages, and manages a shopping cart.

The Fancybox module is the best way to incorporate the fancyBox jQuery plugin into Drupal. Display images, HTML, YouTube videos, Google maps in an elegant and aesthetic lightbox alternative.

This module add a small jquery code that give a border around the images, and put the alt attribute information under the picture, I get the idea from wordpress.com and the Wikipedia.

Try out a demonstration here.

This module implements some basic reporting about users. Currently supported:

• Summary: Confirmed, never logged in, blocked; Users by role, users with no special role.
• Blocked: Total and month-by-month breakout, with optional CSV file download for charting.
• Confirmed: Total and month-by-month breakout, with optional CSV file download for charting.
• Bloggers: Top 10 blog posters of all time, and by month
• Commenters: Top 10 commenters of all time, and by month

This extremely simple module allows you to easily open links to external sites or PDF documents in new tabs. It uses jQuery instead of target=_blank so the markup will still validate. You can also configure which pages you would like this module to apply to.

It's preferred over the great http://drupal.org/project/extlink module for cases when you either only need this one feature (since this module is much more lean) or it is important that the generated (i.e., dynamically by JavaScript) markup still validate.

This module simply removed the css from your site on April 9 so you can participate in the CSS Naked day to promote web standards.

Get more information at http://naked.dustindiaz.com/

Macro module is now no longer packaged with devel.

This is basically the same version as what devel had except for a few new UI additions and a bug fix for proper Drupal 6 forms api integration.