ddb-game-log VS Bryans-Preferred-Modules-for-FoundryVTT

My game uses the D&D beyond GameLog https://github.com/IamWarHead/ddb-game-log Lets you roll on D&DB and see the rolls in foundry. If you use the encounter builder in D&DB you can also see monster rolls in foundry too.

I ran through https://github.com/bryancasler/Bryans-Preferred-Modules-for-FoundryVTT this recently. Some of the modules aren't active anymore but in general I found it pretty accurate.

I tried searching for some recommended module lists however most of them are pretty old. Is https://github.com/bryancasler/Bryans-Preferred-Modules-for-FoundryVTT still pretty good?

There are a couple of good repositories/lists that show great Foundry modules to use (and sometimes their configuration settings) for D&D and PF (e.g. NateHawk or Bryan) but I've not seen one designed for SWADE. I have been running a D&D campaign in Foundry and love automation (eg. midi-qol, CUB, etc) and now I'll be trying out my first SWADE game and will take recommendations.

This is probably the closest thing you will find: https://github.com/bryancasler/Bryans-Preferred-Modules-for-FoundryVTT

After having some performance problems I used this guys basic list + better rolls and Magic items and that has worked well for me as a relatively 'slim' mod selection. Still took some setup though. https://github.com/bryancasler/Bryans-Preferred-Modules-for-FoundryVTT

I added a whole lot of stuff and the game became unplayable for my players. So then I used this list https://github.com/bryancasler/Bryans-Preferred-Modules-for-FoundryVTT to cut back on a lot of stuff and it worked again. I have since added Better Rolls for 5e which I consider mandatory. Also Wall Height and Magic Items. Pretty much anything that adds graphical or auditory pizzazz is goign to make it harder for your players to run it with weak machines or slow internet.