Minimally maintained

Provides an area handler that displays a form allowing the user to specify the number of items to be displayed per each view page (using either textfield or select form element), allowing to override default view's configuration.

The value is stored in user cookie, until Reset button is used, which causes cookie to be deleted.

Usage

In view's header or footer area add Global: View pager count form and configure as required.

This module generates and displays identicon images in place of the user picture for users who do not have a picture.

Overview

Social Media Aggregator is a fast and efficient module for displaying the most popular socials feeds on your site. It provides an API for normalising the rendered output of social media from 3 core sources; Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.

The associated functions can be called in custom modules to use the social atoms in things such as blocks. The module however does provide a 'Social Media' field type that can be used on any fieldable entity. The field can be used as a reference to twitter, Facebook or instagram.

This module allows users to login to the site using a LDAP credentials (M$ Active directory). If the user is associated with a Drupal user, that user is logged in. If not, a new drupal user is created.
This module created because other alternatives (http://drupal.org/project/ldap,
https://drupal.org/project/simple_ldap) have not worked for me or was to difficult to understand at first glance.

Main features:

Turn original image

A widget for image file fields to turn (rotate) uploaded images by fixed angles. All image derivatives (thumbnail, medium, large...) will then get created from the turned image. The uploaded image (not rotated) is kept back to reset it later, if you want to.

Drupal image styles are cool, but there are situations when you need a different approach.

This module is an odd-duck we needed for a specific use-case where we were managing the interface for a very large custom entity with a JS based front-end.

We wanted to support the visual field grouping offered in and manage fields UI of a custom entity. We needed this group context conveyed to our front-end JS library which would use the field grouping information to group our fields for display (we happened to be using Angular JS).

Modules for integrating with Springshare APIs.

Views-free implementation of the the Scald DnD library using EFQ.

This will not become a full project, it exists for sharing/example purpose only.