Under active development

Entity Registration is a simple, flexible module for allowing and tracking user registrations for events, or just about anything you want people to sign up for. Entity Registration can be integrated with Drupal Commerce to allow fee-based registrations: sell tickets to your stuff! This module is also handy if you want to collect information along with registrations: like shoe-size for a bowling event.

Get Post is a utility for detecting excessively long GET urls when forms are submitted (ones which would exceed limits in MSIE), POSTing the data and retrieving it on the subsequent page.

Fences is a an easy-to-use tool to specify an HTML element for each field. This element choice will propagate everywhere the field is used, such as teasers, RSS feeds and Views. You don't have to keep re-configuring the same HTML element over and over again every time you display the field.

Best of all, Fences provides leaner markup than Drupal 7 core! And can get rid of the extraneous classes too!

This kind of tool is needed in order to create semantic HTML5 output from Drupal. Without such a tool, you have to create custom field templates in your theme for every field. :(

Similar projects include Semantic fields, Field Wrappers and a tool inside the Display Suite extras. But we think this approach is Morefasterbetterâ„¢.

This is an experimental module to provide Manifest file support for Drupal. It won't actually work until this issue is resolved: #1284646: Allow a way to inject additional attributes into the html tag

help content integrated with JQuery UI popup.

Apps are the future way of adding new functionality to Drupal websites. Just like mobile platforms, Drupal websites will be able to browse applications hosted on various stores, and download/install them locally.

Work is being done to compose a standard for apps authoring (see http://community.aegirproject.org/handbook/open-app-standard-draft), and this feature completes the work by creating a Drupal Commerce based store.

A simple css templating system, born out of the need for different sections of a site to need different colors. It's basically a wrapper around the ctools css generation stuff, allowing you to declare you templates and 'sections' (css selectors) in a couple of hooks fairly easily.

The module was built in-house by Development Gateway in order to ease deployment for the Drupal platform. It is used for continuous integration development / micro-release, in order to propagate features and database changes from the development machine to staging/production and also to the other developers.

This module is based on the work described here: http://groups.drupal.org/node/175329

Apps are the future way of adding new functionality to Drupal websites. Just like mobile platforms, Drupal websites will be able to browse applications hosted on various stores, and download/install them locally.

This module creates a page that lists all of the relations you've created with the Relation module. It creates a tab on the Content (admin/content) page.