Actively maintained

NOTE: This module is intended for developers who know how to write PHP code.

The Meetup API module provides an easy-to-use Drupal wrapper for the PHP Meetup API Client. See the README.txt file for more information.

Imports entire flickr streams as nodes - can also save jpegs locally removing all dependence on Yahoo's Flickr service.
Relies on flickrrippr, and flickrapi.

Used for rename a CCK field-name. This help user retain any widget settings. Now users not only able to rename a content-type but also CCK field.

Introduction

This module started from the idea to be able to 'record' a feature. Well, not the entire feature of course, but parts of it that are hard to backtrack when you started creating the feature. Even more specific: the strongarm part of a feature. If you want your feature to be truly 'activate module and go'-style, strongarm is simply unmissable.
What variable was changed during the creation of a feature is really hard to track. You'd have to inspect all the form elements to see how the variable could be named. Could be, meaning that you do not get the correct variable name by just inspecting form elements. Multiple elements could be stored in one variable etc. As an extra option, you can also track changes to permissions and export them too.
An overview of both the variable changes and permission changes will be supplied when the recording has stopped. You can easily select what changes you would like to be exported or not.

Beta

Currently this module is in beta (don't we all love beta?) and will only export 'changes' to a .info style format for use with drush.

Simple API for scheduling tasks once at a predetermined time or periodically at a fixed interval.

A simple module which allows upload of a template file (Drupal tpl file) which can then be used to process nodes on your site for displaying/ outputting as static files (eg. XML files).

The output is file cached in a similar way to how imagecache handles image processing.