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tool for developing apps for mobile platforms
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This module is FeedAPI addon that adds ability to grab attached files from feeds. Grabber files are saved as node attachment using core Upload module. Module is plug and play and it has no settings or configuration page.
If this works using the enclosure tag of RSS2 then it could turn Druapl into an interesting podcatcher.
links for 2010-03-15
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A module which will allow users that are assigned the permission 'forward to Identi.ca' etc the option to have their post title & url posted to all enabled microblogging services (identi.ca, ..)
links for 2010-03-14
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Backport of some Drupal 7 APIs and features to be used by Drupal 6 modules. It will allow to start using that API for new Drupal 6 modules and a much easier migration to Drupal 7.
links for 2010-03-12
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Adds a URL to an action.
links for 2010-03-12
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Adds a URL to an action.
links for 2010-03-11
links for 2010-03-10
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The VoteSmart Webform module provides a legislative representative lookup widget as a webform component field. This widget queries representatives via the VoteSmart API. Resultant representatives with email address can then be used as webform submission recipients.
In essence, this module extends webform to be an e-advocacy tool, allowing site administrators to create robust and "free" online petition forms without developer intervention.
links for 2010-03-09
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StatusNet is the open source microblogging platform that helps you share and connect in real-time within your own domain.
With StatusNet you can encourage collaboration, build and engage your community, and be in command of your brand.
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BIgBlueButton is a web-based conferencing system geared toward the .edu crowd. Think gotowebinar. This module give you access to the scheduling components of the API.
links for 2010-03-08
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Add a few lines ot settings.php to get single sign-on across multiple sites in the same domain.
links for 2010-03-07
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Google supports the OAuth standard for API authentication. By using this module, web applications can access a user's Google Apps account without needing the user's login details. The user logs into the site with their Drupal username and password. Once authenticated, they are then immediately redirected to the Google login page where they must confirm (or reject) that the website is allowed to use an authorization token to access their Google account.
Administrators of Google Apps Premier and Education editions can also use a special type of OAuth, called 2-legged OAuth. Unlike standard OAuth, the user is not actually authenticated with Google, but the site is able to act on their behalf to pull in or update their account data. Currently this authentication is implemented, but no APIs make use of it yet.