Did this site for the National Guard Association of Maryland. It's my first Drupal site and even though I would do some things differently now with the styling and functionality, it works for their needs. I'm still trying to work out some issues with the sticky footer to display correctly in WebKit browsers. The theme is based off the Clean theme and then customized by myself. I hired a local Drupal developer (adamcian) to help me with the development as I needed it done rather quickly.
I was notified by a friend that he would no longer maintain his site on Abercrombie & Fitch company and 'lifestyle' news and the most important part of it (what got the most visits): the playlists. I took a chance and bought www.anfplaylists.com (originally got www.afplaylists.com). For about a month, I left it in a very crummy state with very little activity and even song lists (the main purpose of the site).
I knew the first thing I wanted after I saw it working on another site: AJAX sortable table from Views. As soon as I created my custom CCK content type, I was soon having pages like http://anfplaylists.com/abercrombie-and-fitch with Views generating the table, the columns sortable and done via AJAX.
I got motivated a little more and had some more 5 hour energy shots (=D). I had to figure out how I was going to get over 1000+ songs into this database. I surely was not about to click Create Content, then Song (my own custom type), and type the details in over and over again.
I recently wrote an article on our Company blog about how we needed to find a suitable Issue Tracker for our agency use. The gist is that we desperately needed a web-based way to log and track tasks within our growing agency. A solution that would allow us to categorise and rank the tasks in order of priority - a tough job to do with our old paper and email based process.
Do it the Drupal way
Having disregarded several complicated and off-putting solutions, It wasn't long before our thoughts turned to Drupal and the various issue tracking modules available. We found a very close fit for our needs in the Case Tracker module for Drupal 6. Though CT came with most of our requirements out of the box, we still needed to do some hefty configuration and theme construction to get an end product we could confidently use across departments.
Just completed work for a small local church who actually pretty technologically advanced, especially for their size. They are a group of around 70 members, but wanted things like live video streaming with archiving (adding later) and now (post-launch) want to turn it into their own internal social network. Anyway, take a look at tell me what you think.
Soshion is pronounced (so-shion) like fashion. The concept was to create a
site that combines social networking and graphic tee's in one. Social fashion.
Our goal is to create a website for users to express themselves, with statuses,
photos, designs and scoring designs.
This is a one hundred percent social network integrated with graphic tee shirts.
Recently implemented with Drupal: www.praesenz-effizienz.ch. Challenge: Close to 800 articles had to be imported from an old CMS and URL-Aliases had to be supported from the old CMS as well in order to not loose the external links from the last 5 years
