i already have posted about my website mobileandvideogames.com but just wanted to be very specific on my question regarding feedback...Question is : Do you agree that http://www.mobileandvideogames.com is one of the most complex websites made using drupal.....Especially the way information regarding each game is stored and retrieved.....Please comment, this is my first website and i am very excited and curious to know the feedback...
Hi All, I am about to finish my website http://www.mobileandvideogames.com
I am looking for some genuine feedback from you all...This website is very close to gamespot.com, gamezone.com, gamespy.com, ign.com etc in terms of functionality....i also want to know if this can be added in drupal showcase...thanks very much...this is a video games reivews, news previews etc.. based website...i have used many of drupal modules here, will provide more details on how i achieved this...
The Dutch language website FondswervingOnline.nl (or "Fundraising Online") is the largest online fundraising and subsidies database in the Netherlands. The website offers businesses and NGO’s access to a community with the latest public data on subsidies, sponsorship opportunities, government funding, private investors, prizes, microcredits and more.
The initial goal of the project was to build the best possible website in its niche. We looked at Efactor.com (an entrepreneur community) for inspiration and we asked ourselves if it were possible build a similar community with Drupal. We believe it can! Our registered users have access to a mini-Facebook profile with status and activity updates. Based on the user preferences, members with identical interests are matched and can find each other, for example to cooperate in a joint fundraising application. Community pages and a forum are available to share user interests.
Use feedpoke.com. It is a good Feed/RSS/ATOM/NEWS aggrigator.
feedpoke.com keep you upto the date by Saving your favourite NEWS feeds, Videos feeds, Podcast feeds, Blogs feeds in their databases, from where you can Watch it, Read it your way. Not only this. You can keep yourself in touch with your Friends, See what they are reading, Make new Friends, Discuss facts, discuss feeds, Share Feeds, Share Ideas.
I've been tinkering with Drupal as part of upgrading my web development skill-set for some months now. As part of the learning process (and because I wanted an editing interface to update the site easily) I've redesigned my own website to work on the Drupal platform and utilise some dynamic web features. My background is in 2d design that includes a modest amount of front-end coding experience and a rather bloody-minded approach to problem solving.
The site really revolves around the portfolio section with a few supporting pages. After tinkering with a multitude of modules on test sites I really didn't implement that many in the end. CCK and Views are at the centre of making most of the site happen with sorting and presenting content, they really are stellar modules. ImageCache and ImageCrop neatly sort out images so they fit in the design. Finally some 'fancy' trim was achieved with Lightbox to display images and views_Slideshow adding a little motion on the front page.
All of the modules were surprisingly easy to implement, as was creating a custom site. Porting static HTML layouts to make a Drupal theme proved to be straight forward after reading a few tutorials. The site utilises several custom template. Fewer could have been used but I wanted to keep flexibility for styling different sections.
The Dutch language website 
