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The Drupal RETS Real Estate Framework (dRealty) enables administrator-developers to get real estate data via RETS and maintain a copy of that data in Drupal. dRealty is focused on that one-way data flow, and it does not include a user interface beyond administrative and configuration pages.
The Drupal 8/9 support was added on 4.x branch. Release 4.0.0 is currently being utilized with a Drupal 9 installation (PHP 8.0) on a production site and is operational. There are still features remaining to finish implementation for and issues to fix there, but overall it's a good starting point.
The Drupal 7.x-3.0 stable release is out (hopefully, with the only minor BUG overlooked: https://www.drupal.org/node/2840750#comment-11863587) and the support documentation and Video is to be produced in 2017.
Revamp/Fork of Blockqueue module to fix an inherent design issue/flaw, and addtionally add features/context/ctool support (machine names, import/export, etc) as well.
PageFlip simulates "flipping through the pages" of books, magazines, comics, flyers, or other "book"-like content.
PageFlip includes two viewers: PageFlip MegaZine3 Viewer and PageFlip HTML/JavaScript Viewer. The former uses the open-source Flash-based MegaZine3 page flipping engine while the latter is a custom viewer written with jQuery.
Taking a leaf out of the book of Amelie Poulain it is time to get rid of Internet Explorer 6 by making it uncomfortable for the end users and blaming something else.