Lightweight, scalable, no-nonsense, enable-and-forget page view counter drawing on data collected by Google Analytics. Hardly any load on your server, no impact on the user. Integration with Views for nodes. Highly customizable. Suitable even for large and high-traffic sites. And, since recently, completely independent from other modules.
Jettison unwanted CSS and JavaScript files!
This module provides a hook-based mechanism for getting rid of unwanted CSS and JS files. Simply declare which files you want deleted, and this will take care of removing them.
There's also a nice administration interface that can be used for simple cases.
Sometimes a module adds CSS or JS that you don't want (or don't want to show up on non-admin themes). Use Jettison to get rid of them.
Your variable table can get bloated under three circumstances:
Whenever the cache is cleared (or "flushed" in Drupal parlance), whether from new content creation of a volundary flush, the burden of caching is moved to the users: files are not actively rebuilt and put in the cache until a visitor chances upon the page to be rebuilt. This causes two problems:
1) it gives your users an impression of sluggishness about your site, and sluggish sites are bad sites;
TestData is a developer module intended for large Drupal sites that require a consistent, fast method of providing sample data to automated acceptance and performance testing tools.
The Grinder, jMeter and Selenium are examples of tools that test your site by creating real traffic that mimics user actions. Writing these tests often requires easy access to your site's data, for usage in the tests.
BundleCache is a module that allows more intelligent bundling of CSS and JavaScript files by grouping only files that belong together. While the aggregation mechanism in the Drupal core creates a new “bundle†for each set of files, BundleCache allows you to create for example one “main†bundle that is used throughout your site and additional bundles that are only used on certain pages. It also adds features to control the delivery of these files to the user by allowing to change the hosts from which they are served.
This module is intended as an API module, to simplify integration of a Drupal web site with an OpenTracker BitTorrent tracker. It allows you to create .torrent files, and parse the statistics provided by the OpenTracker instance.
This module does not provide a UI. It's an API module only.
Running live on DriverPacks.net.
This is a very basic module that provides feeds integration with Aegir.
Aegir uses nodes in a way that means its really hard to get sensible defaults, so your mileage may vary, and will average somewhere around 0.
This module allows you to profile your Drupal application without external PHP extension required.
Step by step code analyser with profiler summary.
Difference between this Drupal profiler and the others is that, you can check the execution times per file, module or even hook to find the weakest parts.
Module helps pushing static files to S3 bucket automatically. Required CDN module installed.
