Actively maintained

Summary

The module connects any Drupal 7 site with drupalmonitor.com. As the name says, Drupalmonitor is a tool to actively monitor Drupal sites. It's not only a "heartbeat" kind of monitoring. It's much more powerful. Using the drupalmonitor connector, the tool can gather data from the drupal site like how many users, nodes, last cron run, page requests, etc. On drupalmonitor.com, the data will be processed and shown in graphs over time.

Testimonial Slider provides a slide display of your client/customer testimonials. Why do I need to display testimonials? Well, they add a little credibility to your work and the visitor knows that you have had clients/customers who have liked your work.

In general a testimonial contains 2 things:

Born out of frustration with existing breadcrumb projects, here's yet another breadcrumbs API.

The architectural design is based on the Crumbs module and References hierarchy (sandbox; works with Menu position).

This module extends Simple Access module by allowing individual user be added to access groups.

Example use case:
- Users from the role student, but could be assigned to group classA, paperB, yearC, etc. to access different content. Using role for this will be a nightmare
- Occasionally temporary user such as tutor, or visiting lecturer

D7 port of http://drupal.org/project/amazon_s3_logs

A module to help in household finances management.

This module allows you to have an "account creation form" as a field so that you integrate it in a content type

This simple module allows you to have a "user registration form" as a field, so that you can integrate it very easily in a content type.
It permits a user to register on a node edit form.

Maintains references between an entity and its reference fields based on UUID values. This can be useful when importing nodes via the "node export" or "feeds" module.

When inserting or updating an entity, you can pass a "uuid" value next to the "nid" or "tid" value of the reference field. This tells the module not to trust the actual "nid" or "tid" value, and it will try to resolve a new value based upon the "uuid".

Scratch sandbox for http://drupal.org/node/1392768.