Developer tools

Hydra Player is an helper module for adding Flash players and automatically generate the relative HTML embed code.
It currently supports Flowplayer, but in the future will handle other Flash players.

The Drag'n'Drop Uploads module adds the ability to drag an image from your local filesystem, drop it onto a node body textarea and have the file automatically uploaded and referenced in your node.

Features:

• Upload widgets support:
  • [D6] Drupal core Upload module.
  • FileField module / Drupal core File module.
  • ImageField module / Drupal core Image module.
• Support for CCK / Field Formatters.
• Support for the WYSIWYG module.
• Multiple dropzones:
  • Customizable textarea(s)/WYSIWYG(s) dropzone.
  • Upload widget(s) dropzone.
• Ability to hide textarea/WYSIWYG dropzone upload widget.
• Upload progress bar.
• Native Web Browser support:
  • Apple Safari 4+.
  • Google Chrome 2+.
  • Mozilla Firefox 3.6+.

Hydra is a solution for maintaining a network of sites using Drupal multisite functionality.
Sites created with Hydra can share certain resources like nodes, users and taxonomies.

Sunlight Congressional Districts
- Fetches data about the current members of Congress using the Sunlight Congress API.

Note: It has been brought to my attention that this module duplicates existing functionality in a couple of modules: Demo and Drupal Reset. I was unaware this capability was included in Demo, and Drupal Reset sprang up between the time I developed the module for personal use, and when I got around to adding it to contrib. Apologies for the duplicate effort; I will not be continuing development on this module and encourage you to use Demo instead.

The Self Destruct module is a developer utility for quickly emptying/resetting a Drupal site's database.

This module aims to utilize Google Closure Compiler API/application to optimize your cached JavaScript files.

More info about the application/service:
http://code.google.com/closure/compiler/

Closure Compiler module looks at the cached JavaScript folder (sites/default/files/js) and processes files on cron run. It basically supports 3 different modes:

1) Compile locally via Java based compiler
2) Send JavaScript file contents to the API
3) Send JavaScript file paths to the API (Requires your site to be publicly accessible by Google)