Modules

Integration between i18n_menu and entity_translation.

For details see #1182058-34: Add entity_translation support.

WorldPay Business integration for the Drupal Commerce payment and checkout system.

This is very early stages (read: very limited testing) but it is functioning well so far. The module implements WorldPay's Payment Response/Notification system which allows Commerce to update the order status as well as serve the Shopper response for the success and cancel result pages.

The payment notification shopper response pages are theme-able using templates.

It comes with a set of sample WorldPay pages files that roughly implements the look of Drupal's Bartik theme for a relatively consistent look throughout the checkout process when using Bartik for the site's theme. See the README.txt file in the "worldpay page example" folder for further details on usage.

NOTE to git cloners. I'm calling the project name commerce_worldpay_bg rather than Drupal's commerce_worldpay_business_gateway suggestion which is a bit long winded.

Integrates Drupal with XCAP to provide contact lists for VOIP software based on users and user roles.

Resources:
http://trac.qutecom.org/ticket/16
http://trac.qutecom.org/ticket/247
http://trac.qutecom.org/wiki/QuteComWebServices#Testing
http://wiki.snom.com/Category:HowTo:Directory:XCAP
http://sip-router.org/docbook/sip-router/branch/bpintea/binrpc2/presence...
http://wiki.ekiga.org/index.php/Contacts_Storage#What_is_XCAP_.3F

Borealis is a helper theme for Aurora

Overview

This module was created to allow for selective cache clears in highly cached Drupal environments where clearing the entire cache at peak traffic times could bring down the site.

Because of the complexities of the Drupal cache system, use of this module is only recommended for experienced developers who are familiar with how the Drupal cache system works.

This module currently provides a block that lets users leave comments via Facebook. This is NOT an implementation of Facebook's Comments social plugin.

The destiny of this module, in my dreams, is to become a framework for plugging in social network to Drupal's pre-existing comments functionality... we'll see.