A repository viewer for Drupal, building on the Version Control API. This builds on the unstable, unreleased 2.x branch of Version Control API, so it will break in horrible ways and eat your children. (Won't be backported to Version Control API 1.x because the API doesn't support this functionality there. In fact, I'm building up the required functionality in tandem with this module, don't even think about a backport.)
Repoview only works with VCS backends supporting direct repository access, which are (at the time of writing) the CVS and Subversion backends. Oh, and have I mentioned that the functionality is currently pretty incomplete and not usable for the public? No? Ok, then that's sorted out now. Don't download this (yet) unless you want to help with development - which would in fact be highly appreciated.
Provides activity streams like those seen on Facebook, Yammer, and Google+ where users can keep track of recent, interesting activity on the site. It is designed to be easy to use, yet extremely flexible, extensible, and standards-compliant.
If you need an instant slide-show then Content Glider (CG) is the answer. CG is a standalone module, no need additional script or another modules. Just install and use it!
First, remember that Content Glider source is a content-type!
Go to Administer - Site Configuration- Content Glider
On "Content type for Glider 1" enter the content-type you want to use. Tips: you better create a special content-type for CG, e.g.: create new content-type, called as: headline (used for display your website headlines)
Repeat above step for Content Glider block 2 and 3 (if you don't want to use block 2 and 3 then just leave them blank)
Goto Administer-Site Building-Blocks: select the Content Glider Block 1-3 to your target region (left, right, header, etc)
To change the look of Content Glider please edit "featuredcontentglider.css"
The Flickr API module serves as a helper module for other Drupal Flickr modules. You don't need this module unless another module requires it or you want to develop a new Flickr-based module.