This is a small helper module which will automatically lazyload all blocks for sites with multiple blocks, which will make the site load faster.
All blocks will only load when it's visible to the browser window.
Similar to Lazyloader but this time it's the block content.
Available Settings:
1) Enable/Disable
2) Block Content Class - your theme's block content class, ex. content, block-content, etc. (the content of this container will be lazyloaded)
3) Distance - block's distance from the viewable browser window before the actual block content loads
4) Loader Icon - animating icon (shamelessly borrowed from ajaxblocks module)
5) Excluded Blocks - blocks which will not use block lazyloader
6) Excluded Pages - page paths to be excluded from block lazyload
The Alternative Database Cache module is a drop-in replacement for Drupal Core's default cache implementation. Its goal is to fix long-standing problems with Drupal's core caching mechanism.
Improvements
Drupal Core
ADBC
Cron, no minimum lifetime
Cache is wiped on every cron run
Cache is wiped at a configurable interval (default: once per 24hrs).
Cron, minimum lifetime set
Cron deletes all cache entries no more than once per cache_lifetime.
Cron deletes only cache entries older than cache_lifetime at a configurable interval.
Content change, no minimum lifetime
Page/block caches completely cleared every time content is saved.
Content change, minimum lifetime set
If page/block caches were last cleared more than cache_lifetime ago, both bins are emptied. Otherwise, no action is taken.
Page/block cache entries older than cache_lifetime are deleted.
Installation
Enable this module like you would any module, whether at /admin/modules or via drush.
This is a small helper module which will automatically lazyload all images for sites with multiple images, which will make the site load faster.
All images will only load when it's visible to the browser window.
Available Settings:
1) Enable/Disable
2) Distance - image distance from the viewable browser window before the actual image loads
3) Placeholder Image - stand-in image
4) Loader Icon - animating icon (shamelessly borrowed from ajaxblocks module)
5) Excluded Pages - page paths to be excluded from image lazyload
For other images:
You can also manually lazyload your other images not processed by Drupal image module by formatting your img markup to this:
Attributes:
1) src = path to placeholder image
2) data-src = path to actual image
3) width = add width for best result
4) height = add height for best result
5) Add a container block
Drupal Computing is a framework that facilitates distributed computing between Drupal and external programs written in non-PHP languages such as Java and Python. It is particularly designed for the cases where you need to use Drupal with non-PHP, computational-intensive code libraries (such as Apache Mahout, NumPy/SciPy, R, etc) for offline big data analytics. In addition to this Drupal module, you also need the companion Java and Python client library at https://github.com/danithaca/drupal-computing. The target audience would be developers who write Java/Python programs for Drupal.