Under active development

This module is a set of a base component and products to integrate with drupal core. The Blizzard Community Platform API enables communication with the RESTful APIs exposed through the World of Warcraft community site.

http://blizzard.github.com/api-wow-docs/

This module contains a low-level API and a base framework for developers who wants to write their own products upon this library.

Limit the number of pages displayed in a views result set.

views_limit_pages

This is a developer branch of ns_core to create test cases.

This Drupal 7 module implements a "remote authenctication provider" (that's Mindtouch terminology).

Mindtouch has a Drupal authentication provider built-in, which is capable of authenticating login credentials against a Drupal database for versions up to Drupal 6. The Mindtouch Drupal authentication provider can't work with Drupal 7, for two reasons:
It doesn't know about D7's new password hash algorithm, and, even if it did, it couldn't properly salt the supplied password in order to match the Drupal database hash value.

This project provides two modules that implement the Messaging and Notifications 2.x APIs. It's based off of this notifications and messaging tutorial, but actually has working code you can install and play with. I'm only planning on implementing the bare minimum to get a message sent out. Ideally, other functionality such as custom entities and messaging backends should be split off into separate modules.

Commerce Credits allows you to have users buy or win credits. The credits these users buy or win are fully configurable and can expire after some time. The process used for these credits is also fully configurable through Rules. It allows you to entirely define your own process for the payment and the use of these credits.

The Page Plugin is a social plugin that enables Facebook Page owners to attract and gain Likes from their own website. The Like Box enables users to:

This module allows you to set a number of sidebar or block regions that follow the user down the page as they scroll.

It's a nice user interface technique for drawing attention to ads, showing the contents of a shopping cart, or anytime that you want to draw a users attention to some important sidebar content.

See the sticky sidebar example here.

Provides a wrapper to WURFLWS, a web service offering WURFL(Wireless Universal Resource FiLe) lookups. Commonly, this is used to detect mobile devices.

Whilst the WURFL file - and an API - is freely available, it must be regularly updated and takes up a fairly significant amount of disk space. Using the webservice (which is free) does not incur this overhead.

WURFL WS also integrates with the Mobile Tools module,

Fork of Mapping module (http://drupal.org/project/mapping)