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Entity Query API fills the gap between Drupal 8's built-in RESTful Services and Views with an easy to use, out-of-the-box means for loading, filtering and paging entities in a RESTful style. Essentially, this module provides an API to the Entity QueryInterface. Any enabled entity gets an endpoint at /entity/{entity_type} which responds to GET requests. You can apply conditions, sorts, and ranges to your query for the given entity type.

Entity Query API fills the gap between Drupal 8's built-in RESTful Services and Views with an easy to use, out-of-the-box means for loading, filtering and paging entities in a RESTful style. Essentially, this module provides an API to the Entity QueryInterface. Any enabled entity gets an endpoint at /entity/{entity_type} which responds to GET requests. You can apply conditions, sorts, and ranges to your query for the given entity type.

Webhook is designed to make it easy for Drupal to handle webhook callbacks in a modular and flexible way.

Rules Web Hooks allows Drupal sites to exchange remote events. It integrates seamlessly with Rules and relies on WSClient for remote communication. The module is the successor of Rules web, a proof of concept module.

Right now, Aunt Bertha consists of Gray, two part-time employees and the crowdsourced knowledge of users who can report incorrect information or add programs that aren't listed (which are then verified by Gray or a staffer).

I’m excited to announce progress on my new e-book on PhoneGap, Drupal, and jQuery Mobile! I gave an interview on using Drupal with PhoneGap to Brian Lewis at Modules Unraveled last month. In addition to the podcast, which I really enjoyed making, I recorded a screencast on setting up PhoneGap, which I hope you enjoy.