Show off your Drupal site

We happy to announce that we have launch our new site called Yellow Themes (beta). Yellow Themes is a theme search engine for various Content Management System and it run under Drupal 6.x.

How do we able to search themes?

Yellow Themes has it's own crawler (which also build based on Drupal), we crawl and index theme store sites on regular basis. Right now, we crawled and indexed more than 20 theme stores ranging from WordPress, Joomla, Magento, Drupal and Presta Shop themes.

Screenshots

http://i54.tinypic.com/111qcud.jpg - Homepage

http://i55.tinypic.com/n3p8gz.jpg - Search Results

http://i55.tinypic.com/2jczm91.jpg - Block Filters

Modules Used

• MongoDB
• Devel
• Varnish
• Path Cache
• Block Cache Alter
• XML Sitemap
• Webform
• Captcha
• jQuery Update
• Gotwo
• JavaScript Aggregator
• Javascript Filter
• Pathauto
• Views
• Administration menu
• Several custom modules to display themes, theme store, related themes and Sphinx search results
• Site crawler module

Who is behind Yellow Themes?

I would like to see some sites that use Subgroups for Organic Groups, that expose their subgroup hierarchies for examination by visitors, so we can see how others have done it, and perhaps ask for help.

We've been working on a Drupal 6 eCommerce Store using Ubercart.
The site is http://www.smallengineequipmentparts.com and we sell mostly Oregon outdoor parts.

We have around ~30,000 nodes and ~8,000 purchasable products.
It's been interesting to see how many modules in Drupal are not optimized for this type of content load.

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any comments are welcome

Hello,

I am proud to annonce the release of a new site of a French Guyana Architect
www.ara-architecture.com

This simple profolio site showcase the architectural works of this french architecture company.

I've used the Galleria module for the project galeries, dhmtl menu for the main navigation
I've customized the contact form and lot's of other things in order to acheive I hope an elegant effect.

Comments enjoyed.

I completed and published my first Drupal site today. I've used several CMS frameworks, and decided to start learning Drupal a few months ago to deal with more complex web applications. Given the complexity of what is possible with Drupal, I was expecting a massive learning curve and lots of frustration. Instead, it has been a pleasure to learn and work with, and has continually surprised me with elegant solutions and methods of working. I am so used to hacking code, that Drupal's smart handling of customisation was a complete shock!

I posted almost nothing on the forums, because the answers were already there. All I had to do was look them up. I wanted to just say thanks to everyone who posts both problems and solutions. At 11pm it is nice to know you are not the first person to be having this problem, or the first person who didn't see the simple solution right in front of your nose. The responses to newbie-type questions were polite and kind, not something one sees with every community.

As a newcomer, this is my perspective of why Drupal is the best CMS.

• local.css - WHAT a brilliant idea!
• sub-themes - ingenious
• installation profiles - while they have their issues I would never have been able to set up a shopping cart from scratch without the guidance this offered