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The Droogle Module (sometimes referred to as DR. OOGLE) integrates Google Drive (formally google docs) with Drupal. It provides a list of a configured google user's documents. Droogle also works with Organic Groups and each Organic Group can hook up to a unique user account to manage it's group documents. The module's creation is sponsored by Babson College and is to be used to better manage documents for groups, classes, etc. Integrating documents with google means better access to documents on ipads, iphones, etc, since there are many apps for these devices to sync your google docs account(s). Droogle is not to be confused with BBoogle, which is Blackboards integration with Google Docs -- but Droogle works much the same way and serves the same purpose.

Here's the presentation of this module at Drupalcon Austin: https://austin2014.drupal.org/session/collaborative-spaces-integrating-d...

You need an external UUID to reference from your entity? Don't feel like hook_schema_alter-ing entities?

Standardized solution for sports league/tournament management over the Drupal 7 platform.

Currently there are a myriad of Facebook modules that all work to achieve some aspect of Facebook functionality. The problem is that all of the methods are being developed independently and cause conflicts between modules.

The big three facebook modules

• Facebook social plugins integration - http://drupal.org/project/fb_social
• Drupal for Facebook - http://drupal.org/project/fb
• Facebook Connect - http://drupal.org/project/fbconnect

The problem

The problem with getting these facebook modules to work together is due to the facebook SDKs, specifically the JavaScript SDK. The JavaScript SDK is intended to be loaded one single time per page load and has multiple configuration settings. To further compound the issue the SDK improves over time, making it easy for developers to forget to constantly monitor the SDK for changes and implement them in to their modules.

Currently each of the big three facebook modules invokes their own instance of the JavaScript SDK immediately creating a non-resolvable conflict.

A solution

By providing a simple and configurable singleton API, all Facebook modules can invoke the SDK without conflicting with other concurrent implementations on a site.

Harness facebook architecture

About Fit Text

Fit Text is a jQuery plugin to make font-sizes flexible. Use this plugin on your fluid or responsive layout to achieve scalable headlines that fill the width of a parent element. Fit Text is a perfect choice while developing cross-platform websites (scalable for all those nifty devices and displays).

A jQuery plugin for inflating web type

Need for Fit Text

Imagine, how your design layout would appear to users on a nifty handheld device and to the person viewing it on a hi-resolution wide screen. With so many browsing options (iPad, Tablets, Mobile Phones, Wide Screen Monitors etc.), you can limit your design to pre-defined scales. It has to be fluid and scalable – not just the layout but the entire text in your website/web application so users can read contents easily. Challenging? Not actually, at least not with Fit Text.

Note

Before using this module, make sure that

• Use responsive theme (such as Omega).
• The text should be larger.

Configuration

You can enter a list of jQuery selectors. They will be output in the format:

jQuery("#site-name").fitText(0.8);