Drupal Modules, added features and functionality - A review

The Power of Drupal is as a result of the foundation that it forms for the added functionality and features that are provided by modules. Most of the modules (if not all of them) are developed as opensource software applications that can further be engineered, and improved upon. Being that many of the modules already available on Drupal.org have gone through several editions and revisions, they are stable and feature-rich enough to merit a review, and discussion of features and benefits.

Drupal core is a lean and efficient framework that integrates so closely with the 'out-of-box' modules and other third-party modules using the hooks system to provide functionality that seamlessly works with the core application. The following is a series of reviews of the many modules that I have reviewed and used in many installations and configurations of Drupal in the past three (3) years as Drupal has developed and improved both in fame, stability and functionality to be one of the most versatile CMS framework in the opensource and general CMS market.