Node Type Views is a simple module to generate teaser listings and RSS feeds of nodes based on node type. This module is not an add-on for the views module. If your are satisfied with a frontpage like listing of nodes based on content types, Node Type Views may be right for you. If you want to do anything more advanced use the views module instead.
packgr is a multistep installer for Drupal 6 that allows the selection and configuration of multiple 'Packages' upon installation of a new Drupal site.
It is implemented as an install profile, which a user can choose upon installing a new instance of Drupal. Upon completion of the basic site configuration information, the user is given a change to select multiple 'Packages' which can define multiple tasks, forms, and modules to enable. The installer than walks the user through each step of each package, presenting forms and updating the status of installed packages.
Behind the scenes
Each package consists of a packagename.inc file located in the packgr/packages directory. This file contains two hooks, one to define the info about the package, and another to define default tasks and their callbacks. Please look at the Default package included with packgr for more examples.
The Availability Calendar module allows you to add an availability calendar to entities. Example use cases are tourist accommodation - e.g. bed and breakfast, holiday homes or self catered apartments - and car or motor bike rental.
An availability calendar shows your customers at what dates your accommodation is still available and at what dates it is already booked.
Arcade module was written to implement pnFlashGames with Drupal, however, it is really a generic framework that allows any content to be treated abstractly as a 'game' and provides a gateway for 'games' to store scores and game data with Drupal. It also provides blocks for displaying score information.
This module extends notify module to allow content to be selected per user based on Views.
The UID of the user being mailed can be passed as an argument to views, allowing a unique set of nodes to be selected for each recipient. This feature is quite powerful in combination with a bit of argument handling code, as you can transform the argument at-will, based on any characteristic of the user. For example, the initial implementation of this module was used to notify users of all nodes with a 'city' field matching the user's city.