Site structure

The "Yandex maps" module shows locative data using the Yandex maps API (http://api.yandex.ru/maps/).

This module makes content recommendations based on users Fivestar votes. It provides two types of recommendations:

• "Users who liked this also liked": Shows a list of nodes on a node's page. Recommendations are computed based on whether the the nodes received similar Fivestar ratings from users.
• "Recommendations for you": Shows a list of recommended nodes to the current user based on the user's previous ratings. This is personalized recommendations to each particular user.

This module was created to fill the need for *two-dimensional* environment/host management.
* What's an environment? An environment is a development or server location where a full Drupal build (possibly including multiple hosts) is set up. In our work, we tend to have
1) a primary 'dev' environment (site.dev.ourwork.com),
2) local environments for each developer (site.dev.local),
3) a staging environment (staging.site.com),
4) a live site (www.site.com), etc.
But each of these environments can have multiple sites/hosts, making the number of actual hosts to track and toggle grow exponentially.
The domain_access module does a good job of tracking hosts, but in only one environment.

The goal for now is not to manage deployment between multiple environments, but rather to allow for managing content between the environments, and more generally to have code- and user-level context awareness of each environment. The module is currently a barebones API, to be expanded upon for various use cases. I'm interested in hearing what use cases people have.

Envts has no UI yet, but simply allows other modules to define environments with a hook. (Anyone is welcome to create a UI for the module, since my time is limited!)

The Smart menus, Smart tabs duo of modules make everyone's Drupal experience just that little bit more convenient. The two modules give menus and tabs a memory, so that when you revisit a page, your previous tab or menu choice is already pre-selected for you. Not only will this save you numerous clicks, it will almost feel like the system senses where you'd like to go, making the experience more intuitive. No longer will you have to retrace your clicks to get back to where you wanted to stay or waste clicks to escape from Drupal's rigid default selections. Instead you'll find that Smart menus and Smart tabs create default selections naturally, based on your personal click patterns as they evolve during the session.
Once you've used these modules for a while you won't notice they're there -- but you'll miss them when they're gone.

Book Inherit Type alters the "Create Child Page" link on book pages so that new child pages are created with the same type as the parent.

This module provides a new view style which lets you assign taxonomy terms to the nodes in the view. Use this to quickly add tags to a group of images or other content.