Events is a distribution aimed to help in organizing various conferences, camps, clubs and events in general (hence the name, Events!). It could be used for various Drupal events like Cons and BarCamps but is not limited to Drupal or IT events, you may use it wherever you may find it usable.

Drupal Docker for Local Theme Development.

Features

- Drupal 7/8
- jQuery Update
- Radix Bootstrap, Zurb Foundation, Zen & Omega

Estimated Build Time: 5-15 minutes

This project aims to get website developers up and running quickly with docker and a widely used set of contributed modules, and common base themes.

This distro will power:
http://timebanking.com.au
http://community-exchange.org
http://communityexchange.net.au/

This module allows the local file system to be replaced with amazon S3 bucket. Uploads are saved into the Drupal file table using Drupal 7 file stream wrapper system. You can only configure Amazon Web Services Key, Amazon Web Services Secret Key and bucket name and simple start uploading image on amazon S3 bucket.

Required modules:
1- amazons3
2- awssdk
3- s3_upload_image

Required libraries:
1- awssdk

The Cultura installation profile provides for an online cultural exchange between two classes or other groups. Participants give anonymous responses to prompts provided by the administrator running the cultural exchange. The software then collates these responses into adjacent lists, one for each culture, and participants can engage in pseudonymous discussion about the cultural similarities and differences revealed by the two sets of responses.

This distribution is the easiest of the 3 Community Media Starter Kits maintained by the organizations working collaboratively on Community Media Drupal. The Community Media Starter Kit (EASY) is a good starting point for Community Access TV stations who are taking the leap from a basic "brochure-ware" Drupal site into something some substantive.

This is a placeholder for the Live Questions distribution that is currently being developed for the ELMS Learning Network.

This project is deleted and moved to https://www.drupal.org/project/protocol

Mobile AugmentedReality Kickstart is the quickest way to get up and running with the Mobile AugmentedReality Communication module and the PRAugmentedReality iOS Framework.

It includes the latest versions MobileAR and its dependencies, as well as a basic content type allowing you to create "places" to send to a mobile app implementing the PRAugmentedReality Framework.

At DrupalCon Denver, Dries Buytaert (project lead) announced the need for a strong focus on Drupal's authoring experience in his State of Drupal presentation. During the core conversation later in the week, the creation of a Drupal 7 distribution named "Spark" (formerly code-named "Phoenix") was announced. The goal of Spark was to act as an incubator for Drupal 8 authoring experience improvements that can be tested in the field.

Spark is a Drupal distribution which aims to work out solutions to authoring experience problems in the field and apply to latest development versions of Drupal. Therefore our work started implementing improvements as modules on Drupal 7 and then our focus shifted to working on incorporating and enhancing them in Drupal 8 for core inclusion.

Spark in Drupal 8 core

Our primary aim is to affect Drupal authoring experience significantly. The following improvements are included in Drupal 8 thanks (in part) to Spark:

• A responsive toolbar that works well on mobile devices
• Well configured CKEditor WYSIWYG tool with full text format integration
• Image uploading capability right from the editor
• An in-place editor that allows you to edit nodes, blocks, etc. in-place on the page
• A much improved two column backend content editing screen
• (proposed) A mobile device preview tool
• Significantly improved accessibility

The Spark distribution for Drupal 8 has increasingly less difference from Drupal 8 itself as we get improvements into core and drop efforts that do not resonate with our technical direction and reviewer feedback.

Help improve Drupal 8 authoring experience!

Our current focus issues are tracked live in the drupal.org issue tracker. We are working hard on Edit/CKEditor related issues currently. Get involved in patch reviews, test out improvements and refinements through these issues.

For the latest in Spark-related news, follow @sparkdrupal.

Distribution for Drupal 7

The Drupal 7 Spark distribution is a collection of contributed modules that greatly enhance the authoring experience on top of what Drupal 7 provides. Most key components from the Drupal 8 features are included and some more that did not make it into Drupal 8. The following features are included:

• A responsive toolbar that works well on mobile devices
• Well configured CKEditor WYSIWYG tool with full text format integration
• An in-place content editor that allows you to edit nodes in-place on the page
• A mobile device preview tool
• A responsive page layout editor that integrates with Panels and Panels In-Place Editor (IPE)
• Backported improvements like integrated menu administration, module filtering, responsive Bartik theme
• An administration theme called Ember

While the mobile device preview and in-place editor work best with the responsive toolbar, the features can be used independently. You can pick the functionality you like from the module list included with Spark and use the components you like in your projects.

Video demonstrations

While some of these video demonstrations are outdated, you can find several videos in Dries Buytaert's blog posts announcing key pieces of Spark.

Sponsors

An Acquia production. Drupal 7 version generously co-sponsored by Radio France.

"Actualys" distribution is a starter kit proposed to boost your project initialisation step.
Most used modules are included into this distribution.

Roadmap

In a near future a multistep wizard will be created to refine installation.

Sponsored by Actualys.

Coming Soon. This is a distribution which allow user to install predefined contributed modules.

Coming Soon. This is a distribution which allow user to install predefined contributed modules.

Dropdesk is the quickest way to build a help desk and support ticketing system with Drupal.

"Ready to GO" distribution have an idea to provide you with a great Drupal distribution, containing all necessary modules for you to easily start using Drupal with all the power it has!
Currently it is only an installation profile but the module is under active development to become a real Drupal "Ready to GO" distribution.
Currently it can be used for a starting point for site builders.

Current features:

SEO - Providing all SEO modules technically required for a great distribution.

A Drupal distribution for associations, chambers, and other membership organizations.

Unsupported here. Checkout at

https://github.com/vincenzodibiaggio/drupal8_base

Drupal 8 Base is a fresh and clean repo to begin with a new installation of Drupal 8 but with the Configuration Management based on the File and not the Database storage. It provide also a Robo build script to create a new Drupal 8 installation.

A Distribution of Drupal 8 Put together for conducting hackathons

Overview

The distribution is born for music business: bands, musicians, DJs, music blogger, music event, shows, etc. Spinetta is all you need to create a stunning & perfect music site.

Spinetta is totally responsive, which means your website will have no trouble in loading on any screen size.

Spinetta comes with high technical quality and esthetic design. It has powerful Drupal modules rolled in to give you a smoothly functioned and extremely easy-to-customize website. Plus, you are supported with the Clean-Clear-Simple layout with many color styles.