Leaflet GeoJSON is a set of modules for creating Leaflet maps backed by GeoJSON data and leverage a bounding box strategy.

Why use Leaflet GeoJSON?

The Leaflet javascript library and its Drupal integration module are great tools for providing mobile-friendly, interactive maps based on your data. One benefit of combining Leaflet with Views GeoJSON is that you can leverage a bounding box strategy. Here's a definition from the OpenLayers site:

The BBOX strategy requests data within a bounding box. When the previously requested data bounds are invalidated (by browsing to some area not covered by those bounds), another request for data is issued

A standard use case goes like

1. Create a GeoJSON feed using the Views GeoJSON module.
2. Add the bounding box argument to the GeoJSON view.
3. Use a leaflet map preset defined by the Leaflet module, in code or one of the integration modules.
4. Put them all together using the Map pane CTools content type plug-in (7.x) or Page Manager (8.x)

Manage APC from Drupal administration interface! This module embeds default APC administrative interface (apc.php file) into Drupal admin.

This module lets you to exclude a set of assets (CSS and JavaScript) from the
active theme's .info file. The goal is to reduce the weight of resources sent
to the client to improve page load time, but also to facilitate the creation of
theme avoiding overloads CSS or JavaScript behaviors.

Each asset can be disabled for everyone or only for the list of specified user role(s).

The Performance and Scalability Checklist is an interactive checklist of performance and scalability optimization tasks for Drupal. It will help you optimize the software stack your web site operates on, from Apache up to your Drupal theme.

Stores and presents performance data using the Entity/Field API.

This is a simple module that moves all JavaScript