I am just concluding a Drupal book (See details at http://tinyurl.com/2rmd99 ), and I am looking for 20 extra good sites for illustration. If you could do with some free publicity, please send me your Drupal site URL (s), as well as a list of the component that went into the development of each.
My email : mail@websesame.co.uk

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dublin drupaller’s picture

Hi websesame,

Recommend you check out the Drupal showcase page...and have a gander at Dries' blog. He regularly posts up interesting Drupal sites + screen shots + links in his personal blog.

Also, it's worth giving the lullabot team a shout...they have done some v. interesting work recently and can also explain how they did it.

If you're looking for innovative use of Drupal+Ajax, I would recommend: http://isaachorton.liquidratio.com/
and have a look at how you navigate through his taxonomy.

Dub

Currently in Switzerland working as an Application Developer with UBS Investment Bank...using Drupal 7 and lots of swiss chocolate

websesame’s picture

The book will be contributed to the Drupal community as a free e-book download. I am afraid you will have to purchase the print edition ( a limited number will be printed on pre publication order basis only) :( ,
I wish I was rich enough to also give it away free.
Can you send me list of modules that you used in above examples.
www.websesame.co.uk

electronicmonkey’s picture

... how can I get a copy of book ?

websesame’s picture

..... at my web site (no money required) and I will let you know when it becomes available
www.websesame.co.uk

droople’s picture

I just picked a few I like

I dind't do those

sorry

thomjjames’s picture

Hi websesame,

i'm the developer behind Adrenalinehub.com, i did a document on what modules where used on the site awhile back for some consultancy work, i'll try and fish it out if you'd be interested?

thanks to droople for plugging my site too!

cheers
Tom
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http://adrenalinehub.com/thomjjames - Action Sports Community
http://www.tomswebstuff.com

Latest projects:
http://www.blogyoursprog.com
http://autoconcourse.com
http://barntema.se

______________________________________________
https://tomswebstuff.com

StuartMackenzie’s picture

that does sound interesting

I'm afraid though my site might fall too much into the "bland appearance and the blog-like pages. " for your liking but I'd be interested in reading your finished product!

_ _ _

Stuart Mackenzie - rojojam.com
- slow like snail, furry like panda with the roar of a donkey!
- also trying to learn the dark arts of drupal

themegarden.org’s picture

Maybe it's not what you looking for, but Drupal Theme Garden is the Drupal Themes Showcase - place where you can see live, in action a lot of drupal themes (themes for drupal 4.7 and for drupal 5).
Maybe it could be interesting for your readers - if they wish to choose some theme (all themes on Drupal Theme Garden are provided "as is" from http://drupal.org/project/Themes)
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Drupal Themes Live Preview - themegarden.org

websesame’s picture

you've been very helpful. I am sure many users don't know that your site exists.
www.websesame.co.uk

jsimonis’s picture

http://www.oregondemocrats.org

We're using Views, CCK, and Contemplate pretty heavily. We're also using block regions to create the front page.

--
Jenni S.
http://www.nu-look.net
Portland, OR metro area
Contact Me

vosko’s picture

Hi websesame

I did a website with drupal tech, but in spanish language, may be you are interested:
http://www.yvinos.com

Used modules:
- logintoboggan
- sitemap
- cck
- pathauto
- poormanscron
- views
- aggregator
- image
- ...

Best regards

websesame’s picture

Can you pls send about 100 words description of your site together with the list of modules to mail@websesame.co.uk
www.websesame.co.uk

vosko’s picture

Hi websesame

Email sent with all modules installed in http://www.yvinos.com :)

Best

adale’s picture

I have a few sites that might work for your purposes, both personal and clients' sites. What are you looking for? Visual or success stories? Any particular version?

Dale Dahlgren
Chief Conceptologist
www.linesanddezigns.com
www.head-bone.com
www.imarketingreport.com
www.oldguysonwheels.com

Anonymous’s picture

Students For Paul - taxonomy theme is applied
Phillies for President - official candidate site
Alternatives Expo - signwriter used for site name
Reschedule Cannabis
Send the Right Message

bobwaycott’s picture

Hey there. I figure I'll submit a site. I've been working on it for the past month. Customization and theming is heavy (in the sense that it in no way looks like Drupal default).

The address? http://www.pubplanters.com

Like I said, it's nearly ready for release as we're working out a few bugs. But click on one of the latest forum posts (Clicking the forum link sends you to a login page). You'll see the Drupal and phpBB theming has been extensive on both sides to provide a seamless experience.

This is what I do best (and am available for hire).

I have another site that is in the works and will be completed in the next week or so; still waiting on a domain transfer for the client before I can provide a link.

My personal site stands waiting for customization as client needs overpower my own.

Thanks,

Bob

droople’s picture

Damn, wish I could lay my hands on that theme!

Wow

briandelicata’s picture

Just finished this site for a client - http://www.faithconnections.ca

Some Modules used:
CCK
Views
Location
Gmap / GMap Location
Event
Imagecache
Forward
Menu Trim
Panels
Printer-friendly pages
Quotes
Similar entries
Simplenews
SiteMap
Webform

jeforma’s picture

New Music Blog Network.

ChickenStone.com

Using:
- Blogs
- Images
- Polls
- Logintobboggan
- Profile Theme modifications
- Front-Page Theme Snippets
- Some more code modifications

rszrama’s picture

Well, I'll throw Ubercart's site into the mix... http://www.ubercart.org

It is the community site for the growing Ubercart project. We needed strong forums, so I spent plenty of time making sure they were nice and usable. We ended up doing some custom development to get them usable and looking good. A forum member named GoustiFruit contributed to the look of Flatforum, and a Drupal community member named Diego Lago of Springmile Design did the site's theme and logo for us. There's still so much work to be done, but I'm swamped with development on the modules themselves. Further plans for improvement may be found in this post.

It's almost not worth listing all the modules, because there are many. Significantly, though, we're using:

For the forums:
Custom Flatforum (me + GoustiFruit), custom developed Private Message 2.0, Subscriptions, Spam, custom developed Comment Page, Comment Upload, Upload Preview, and User Badges, Userpoints, Smileys, Code Filter, Mark Forums as Read, and Views for the recent posts block on the front page

For newsletters:
Simplenews

For projects:
Project, Project Issue

For API documentation:
Views, CCK, Contemplate, Code Filter

For administration:
Comment Mover, Fast toggling, Update Status,

Miscellaneous:
AdSense, Google Analytics, LoginToboggan, Pathauto, XML Sitemap

I'm sure there are some that I missed... I also worked up a custom module to keep track of development leads called Leadlog that may or may not get put up on drupal.org. If it's going to happen, it's going to have to wait until I have the time to post it up. ; ) For now... it's back to finishing up the PayPal integration!

Let me know if you have any questions.

----------------------
Current Drupal project: http://www.ubercart.org

stroobl’s picture

http://www.stubru.be/

Belgian radio station (site is in Dutch).

Most important modules:
-buddylist
-event
-image + image gallery
-LoginToboggan
-node access
-webform
-profile & profileplus
and more...

delineas’s picture

It's a normal site, but...

http://www.colegiosanagustin.net

It's a school site of Valladolid, Spain.

Most important modules:

- Views (very important!)
- CCK
- Panels
- Gallery (Gallery2 embedded with Drupal)
- Taxonomy Breadcrumb (with modifications)
- Taxonomy Access Control (diferent role access for each section)
- Scheduler and Scheduler actions
- Actions and Workflow
- Workspace
- TinyMCE
- Event
- Related links
- Poll

Good luck with your book!

http://5lineas.com
Spain loves Drupal!

droople’s picture

http://www.goodstorm.com

it is more like cafepress for making customised T-shirts

not my work once again, but you might be able to contact the owner through their contact us form

VICTOR_SUASTEGUI’s picture

Hi here is my site WeBetUR.com

These are the modules used:
actions
buddylist
captcha
dot_disclaimer
front
guestbook
image
image_exact
invite
links
loginmenu
logintoboggan
login_destination
members
panels
privatemsg
registerprofile
remember_me
sanity
shoutbox
smileys
snap_preview
taxonomy_block
taxonomy_dhtml
tynymce
upload_image
usernode
userpoints
video
views
views_bonus
vote_up_down
votingapi
voting_actions
watermark

Thanks.

WeBetUR.com

Nauxer’s picture

Also from Spain ^^

I'm quite finishing www.nauxer.com (my blog) maybe you like the theme.

I'm using most of the basic modules + tagadelia, views and insert-views, dhtml-menu, service-links and trackback.

It's like the third post in a row where I spamm a bit, hope it doesn's matter xD

Also, to finish it... http://drupal.org/node/154054 :)

Cheers

websesame’s picture

.... you can purchase the book at www.powerpublish.co.uk/drupal . I am planning another edition for later in the year though so if you want your web site in please send it in early.

www.websesame.co.uk

thomaslaw’s picture

hey,

thought i'd toss my hat in the ring here. my sites are a little more illustrative but whatever. here are my url's...

Marlow's Tavern
Autumn Tone Records

both sites use:
CCK
Image module
Views
URL aliases
misc. others

Anonymous’s picture

http://www.compubase.nl

Modules used (in alphabetical order)

* CCK and related (who can live without them)
* Custom Breadcrumbs
* Devel
* External Links
* Global Redirect
* Google Analytics
* Imagecache
* JQuery Update
* JS Calendar
* Lightbox2
* MenuTree
* Meta tags
* Page Title
* Path Redirect
* Pathauto
* Poormanscron
* Remove Nonviewable Menu Items
* RoleAssign
* TinyMCE
* Views (a must have)
* Views Bonus
* Webform

Cheers!

-----------------------------------------
Joep
CompuBase, Drupal websites and design

lucky_worlock’s picture

thanks for this thread..
how bout glamourkills.com or zazzle.com?
what module that their using?
i am interrested in showing detailed tshirt with the comment and price after user clicking one of the picture in the gallery..
thx in advance