Under active development

Allows field values for Drupal entities to be lazy loaded rather than loaded at
the time of the entity. This can improve performance and memory usage when
loading an entity without the need for all fields.

This is currently a developer only module. It provides both entity and controller implementations for lazy loading entities.

Note: This library does not utilize the cache_field cache when loading
the fields for an entity which can lead to a decrease in performance when you
actually want to load all fields.

This module integrates with the WhoSends email spoofing and phishing system API enabling administrators and users to send users email that is tagged with their own secure key image.

This module will be useful to you if you are migrating a non Drupal website and your present site uses this API.

The module integrates with Drupals core mail module to add the key image to the top or bottom of outgoing email, more information about whosends can be found here https://www.whosends.com/

Please you the following module instead

This module is a sandbox module, in the meantime a stable module has been released which can be found here:
https://www.drupal.org/project/webform_clear

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This module adds the ability to choose whether a webform should be saved to database or not. Within settings of each webform you can choose the option.

Settings

The settings can be found in each webform under "Form settings" -> "Advanced"

When collecting user information, the gender data point is often not given more thought than radio options for male and female. This binary data model is insufficient. Drupal.org made a great leap forward by including transgender as an option. We can still do better.

Gender is not a binary option. It is an open-ended set of options. Most importantly, gender is expressed by an individual; it shouldn't be imposed by deficient data models.

A module containing helper functions for Drupal developers and
inquisitive admins. This module can generate history table data based on devel module.

Possible use case:
Dummy history for recommender module(s)

It also offers
- an admin page to delete / generate history

Be sure to only grant
'access development information' permission to developers.

Shows latest tweets for any keyword, hashtag or, your handle along with sentiment analysis. It also starts to show trend lines if there is enough volume

This module extends the API module and adds the following functionality:

Media: Dreambroker integrates with the Media module to make Dreambroker videos available as file entities.

Users can add Dreambroker videos to their site in a file field or insert them into a WYSIWYG area by pasting the video's URL into the media browser web tab. Formatter options are available to customize the Dreambroker player's appearance. The module is under active development and uses the Dreambroker iframe embed that can serve HTML5 videos to some mobile devices.

Initial development sponsored by Teleste.

TMGMT Client is the TMGMT plugin to submit and receive translation jobs from systems running TMGMT Server

Credits

Modul development and maintainership is sponsored by MD Systems

Cron Killing Finder module help you to find and debug errors and offender nodes causing your cron to break.

Just activate it and go to /admin/reports/dblog. You'll find a "Node hook update_index: NID" string with the cron executions which tells you in last term which node is executed each time. If cron breaks, the last node will be the offender node , very simple :-).