contributed modules

I am compiling a list of Drupal 8 Configuration Management modules for a project I am working on. These would be anything from Drush modules to dev tools for D8.

Hey again people, just wondering if anyone's aware of a more user friendly method for controlling the menu item weight (sort order) when creating or editing a node.

The current method involves setting the number weight from a drop down, but how does an editor know the exact weight of the other items in the menu to accurately position the menu item. Am I missing something obvious here (it's happened before!).

(TL;DR? Here's summary #1: http://groups.drupal.org/node/114264#comment-367134)

For those who have not been following along with the CVS -> Git migration progress, this post contains important information for you to be aware of.

Things that we know:

• Once Git launches, anyone with a Drupal.org account will be able to commit code to Drupal.org.

The BC Public Service, an organization of 30,000 employees across an immense province, relaunched its corporate intranet in April 2010. In just 50 working days from development to production, a tiny team built an interactive intranet to support employee communications and collaboration. This work was completed within the existing site budget using an open-source platform.

These are some of the modules we used:

Administration Menu
Advanced Help

I just released the Views Examples module... currently in alpha because I don't have a ton of examples yet.

Hope some of you can try it out, give me feedback, and let me know what other examples you want added.

Thanks,
Kristen

Hi all,

I've been enabling and disabling geo, location, geocoding and mapping modules for the last couple of days, but have not been able to find a combination allowing me implementing this with Drupal 6:

1. a user should be able to either enter a new location by searching with its name and/or address, OR
2. by pinpointing it on a map.

Path 1. Searching by name and/or address
- The search should start with a simple text field. The user enters a name of a place and maybe its address or parts of it.

I figured my first attempt at a custom and hopefully contributed module should be something that is simple and usable, while a little bit challenging.

I love the simplicity of the FAPI collapsible fieldset but I was disappointed that it didn't remember whether I wanted it to be collapsed or open. So this is my attempt at fixing that problem.

No sé si conocéis este módulo. Hace dos años se creó este módulo para aumentar la relevancia de las páginas para algunos motores de búsqueda, como una técnica SEO.
El módulo no aumenta en sí la relevancia en general, pero sí la aumenta en un país en particular y a cambio renuncia la relevancia de otros países.
Por ejemplo si tienes una serie de sitios de hoteles con encanto en argentina y tus clientes son normalmente argentinos debes especificar unos códigos en la cabeza de la página como "es-ar".

After several weeks of tangling with code I have release a new version of the JQuery Menu module that now provides an api for parsing hierarchical arrays into jquery click and expand menus. I have also released two new modules which make use of this api: the Advanced Taxonomy Blocks and the Advanced Book Blocks modules.

I have completed the translation to Spanish of the Buddylist v.5.x-1.0 (2007-Jun-27) module and related files and modules (buddylist_views.inc, buddylist.module, buddylist.info, buddylist.install, buddylistautoadd.info, buddylistinvite.info, buddylistautoadd.module, buddylistinvite.module).