RaidCooldowns came about after Sebudai complained that oRA2 didn't track all of the raid cooldowns he wanted to know about, and those it did track were unreliable because not everyone ran oRA2. It consists of two separate addons.
RaidCooldowns_Display is a highly customizable bar display of your raid's cooldowns. It tracks Rebirth, Reincarnate, Shield Wall, Blood Lust, Innervate, Divine Intervention, Soulstone, and many others. Adding a new cooldown to track is generally no more than one line of code. Most of the time, RCD_Display will track cooldowns via combat log events. However, some spells can't be tracked this way due to limitations in the WoW API. For those spells - Rebirth, Reincarnate, Divine Intervention and Soulstone - RaidCooldowns_Display can receive syncs from members running either oRA2 or RaidCooldowns.
RaidCooldowns is a lightweight method of syncing those cooldowns that can't be detected via the combat log. It's a good alternative if you have a stingy Druid who doesn't want to run the entire oRA2 package just so you can know his Rebirth cooldown. Better still, RaidCooldowns will broadcast to both RCD_Display and oRA2, so people running oRA2 but not RCD_Display aren't left out of the loop.
As of today, it tracks the following spells:
Druid: Nature's Swiftness, Rebirth, Innervate
Hunter: Misdirect, Feign Death
Mage: Counterspell, Ice Block
Paladin: Divine Shield, Blessing of Protection, Divine Intervention
Priest: Pain Suppression, Fear Ward
Rogue: Cloak of Shadows, Kick, Distract
Shaman: Bloodlust/Heroism, Nature's Swiftness, Reincarnation, Fire Elemental Totem, Earth Elemental Totem
Warlock: Soulstone Resurrection, Soulshatter
Warrior: Shield Wall, Last Stand, Pummel
Keep in mind that you can hide any spells you don't care about. Personally I only show about seven of the spells listed above.
Here's an example of it during a raid encounter:
I think this will be ideal for people who either want a more customizable cooldown display, or just a greater number of spells. They're available from WowAce using the usual methods. Type
/rcd to configure the display.