Use a third-party CSS or JS Framework, a self-hosted service like a CRM, or a third-party service with the site.

OG Mailinglist

OG Mailinglist turns Drupal into a multi-group email list.

OG Mailinglist allows users to start new discussions by email and post comments on existing discussions by simply replying to emails. You get the best of both worlds: a browser-based discussion site and an email-based list.

For more on the background of this module and how it compares to similar modules such as mailhandler, mailcomment, and mail2og see this discussion.

Example:

Suppose you have implemented Organic Groups and have three topical groups: "Web Programming", "Technical Help", and "Politics". Users normally go to the group page and click "Create Story" to start a discussion. With this module, a user simply emails "web-programming@example.com" to start a new discussion. The subject becomes the story title, and the body becomes the story body.

DXMPP

DXMPP Screenshot

DXMPP creates a themeable browser chat client for an XMPP server.

At its core, it uses the Strophe library to connect via long AJAX pulls (aka Comet) to an XMPP server. Users are automatically registered and associated w/ Drupal users, and it also automatically synchronizes User Relationships.

By default, the themeable chat sessions are displayed via JavaScript in a fixed bottom position on the page. The roster expands, and an icon (via ImageCache, if enabled) representing each user will expand a chat box next to it.

I've successfully gotten the module to integrate with ejabberd, although there are other alternatives, such as OpenFire, both licensed under GPL.

After enabling and configuring your XMPP server, you'll also need to copy the Strophe library somewhere in your /sites/all/libraries folder. The module will automatically discover its location.

Look here for more helpful links and documentation for the set-up and configuration, which can be difficult at best, especially when you're first starting out with XMPP.

You may also consider joining the Drupal XMPP group.

QR Codes

Hello World Example

Note: As of 2/9/2016 - "I...... Live...... AGAIN!!!!!"

This modules allows for the creation of two dimensional (2D) QR barcodes.

QR codes are a popular type of two-dimensional barcode. They are also known as hardlinks or physical world hyperlinks. QR Codes store up to 4,296 alphanumeric characters of arbitrary text. This text can be anything, for example URL, contact information, a telephone number, even a poem! QR codes can be read by an optical device with the appropriate software. Such devices range from dedicated QR code readers to mobile phones.

QR Codes has an open, pluggable, architecture allowing administrators to decide what encoding engine they want to use for barcode image generation. Currently the module implements 3 engines as sub modules:

Atlassian Crowd SSO

Atlassian Crowd

This module provides single sign-on integration between Drupal and an Atlassian Crowd server. It supports detection of the Crowd SSO cookie to provide automatic login of users already authenticated via Crowd. Drupal accounts are created automatically if the user account doesn't already exist. The module also manipulates the standard Drupal user login form validation handlers to authenticate directly against Crowd instead of Drupal.

Some additional features are included that allow you to automatically associate Crowd groups with Drupal roles, redirect self-service user forms in Drupal (e.g., reset password) to remote Crowd alternatives, and more.

Collecta Widget

This modules allows you to display search results in real-time based on a custom query you provide.

WFS

Señor WFS, Illustrated by Saman Bemel Benrud

This is a Web Feature Service implementation around Views and Drupal-stored geodata.

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