Integrations

This module creates a button to send the content to the web meneame.net".
It also shows the number of votes that has the content that has been sent to "meneame.net".

This module displays your latest Dribbble shots on your Drupal website.

What is Dribbble?

Dribbble is show and tell for designers, developers and other creatives.
Share sneak peeks of your work as 'shots' — small screenshots of the designs
and applications you're working on.

For more information, visit http://www.dribbble.com .

Features

• Specify the number of shots (between 1 and 3).
• You can choose to ignore the CSS included in this module and create your own.

Requirements

• Since you are dislaying "Your" Dribbble shots, then you should have a Dribbble account.
• The JSON PHP extension needs to be installed on your server.

Installation

1. Go to Adminster -> Site Building -> Modules.
2. Enable the 'Triple Double' module.
3. Go to Administer -> Site Configuration -> Triple Double.
4. Enter your Dribbble Player Name and the No. of Shots you would like to display and Save the configuration.
5. Go to Administer -> Site Building -> Blocks.
6. Place the 'Triple Double' Block into your desired region.

Acknowledgements

• Dan Cederholm for creating Dribbble (http://www.dribbble.com).

The Channels module provides a way to publish content on some other third-party applications as Drupal instances.

#D8CX: I pledge that Contact CC will have a full Drupal 8 release on the day that Drupal 8 is released.

Nagios Looking Glass (NLG) is a utility for viewing filtered Nagios data.

New Relic is an excellent tool for improving and monitoring your Drupal installation. Visit http://newrelic.com for information and the ability to sign up for a free trial of their Pro service. Visit https://docs.newrelic.com/docs/apm/agents/php-agent/installation/php-age... for instructions on how to install the PHP extension and the reporting daemon.

Check out Dries' post about New Relic RPM here: http://buytaert.net/playing-with-new-relic-on-acquia-hosting.

Disclaimer

This module is neither supported nor endorsed by New Relic. Its purpose is to enhance New Relic integration with Drupal and bring visibility of your website's performance into Drupal. It also allows you to perform some tasks pertaining to New Relic's monitoring of your site from within your Drupal website.

Features at a Glance

• Allow cron to be marked as a background task (background task data does not directly affect your site's reporting and alerts)
• Allow any URL to be marked as a background task
• Allow any URL to be ignored by APM (say if you are testing at a certain URL and don't want any actions there mucking up your stats)
• Allow the exclusive tracking of only specific URLs
• Pulling in basic reporting into Drupal