Similar to Features and CINC, "The configuration management module enables the ability to keep track of specific configurations on a Drupal site, provides the ability to move these configurations between different environments (local, dev, qa, prod), and also move configurations between completely different sites (migrate configurations) without the use of modules with all configuration being owned by the site."

"Config in Code (CINC) is designed with a code-first approach to Drupal configuration. CINC has no web interface, and does not export configuration to code, like Features or Configuration Management does. CINC assumes you're writing code to manage configuration and makes that as easy as possible. For an experienced developer, writing config with CINC should be faster than using a browser."

This is a great API that many other modules use. Here is the info from the project page that summarizes it well: "The Field API in Drupal core lacks the ability for other modules to easily alter field formatter settings forms and the formatter summaries. This module is a small API provider for other modules since it's too late to get the hooks into core..."

The description at Drupal.org describes this module the best:"This module creates separate "Edit account" and "Edit profile" tabs for each user, with custom user fields configured under "Edit profile."

This module will geocode just about anything you throw at it including addresses, GPX files, geo-tagged images, and KML files.

Provides integration with the geoPHP library

"IP Geolocation Views & Maps (IPGV&M) makes it easy to create Views-based mapping solutions using the map renderer of your choice (Google, OpenLayers or Leaflet)..."

Page manager existing pages allows you to override/configure Drupal menu paths so you can create variants with Page manager

This is a really easy way to manage taxonomy terms and vocabularies.

This module allows for creating page manager variants and/or panel panes with templates and help for naming process functions.