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From BlogEngine.net to Drupal

Hi Drupalers,

I first started a blog hosted using BlogEngine.Net (competitor of WordPress, nice written code and light weight). At the beginning I only do blogging, after a while I decided to show charts about stock trends and I was barely able to modify the .Net source code to add that feature. i.e. enter a stock ticker and a chart shows in the center area. Under the cover was an asp page calling Google Chart API and return the image in real time. Everything works fine so far but the BlogEngine seems reached its extensibility bottleneck. e.g. SEO, content management, category...etc.

During that time, I was seeking for a decent CMS to replace the existing BlogEngine and finally I nailed down to MojoPortal and Drupal (I was unable to install Joomla). I read some articles comparing Joomla and Drupal (I don't want to missed out Joomla) and found that Joomla has a better front end but infrastructure wise missing lots of features offered by Druapl. IMHO, it is much easier to create a better front end then to modify the infrastructure part, this is always true.

Autism therapy site with autotagging and GeoIP-enabled directory

Healing Thresholds ABA PageHealing Thresholds Autism Therapy provides comprehensive therapy fact sheets, daily updates of research and news, and a global directory of autism therapists. The site has become a standard and definitive source for autism treatment information. In particular, the site provides layperson-accessible summaries of essentially all child-focused research from the last 3 years, in addition to earlier seminal papers.

The two biggest challenges of the site have been to expose all of the deep content we've authored and to monetize it. We have over 2000 carefully-written research and news summaries and user-generated content. We also have over 1000 taxonomy terms, and we've authored detailed definitions for nearly half.

Our redesign last month upgraded the three-year-old Drupal 4.7-based site to Drupal 6. More importantly, we used the flexibility of Drupal to completely re-architect how users find and interact with our content. Where previously we had separate sections of research and news, our new tabbed interface displays -- in a search engine friendly fashion -- all of the relevant content for each of over 1000 different therapy topics.

Architecture website - Nuno Graça Moura

I already finished this project a couple months ago. I forgot to post it here, but I guess it's never too late.

You can visit this architecture's office webiste at www.nunogracamoura.com

Hate endless paging of Drupal themes and modules on-line? Here's a solution.

I got really tired of perusing Drupal theme and module records on-line and using the Drupal.org's search utility which, frankly, could use some improvement. Searching for and perusing theme and module summaries is always faster locally, no matter what kind of internet connection you have.

"GetDrupalRecords" (available at http://www.strassner.com/drupalpgming), will allow you to download all themes and/or module summaries to a single local file, or multiple local files, on your local hard drive. You can also choose to eliminate the releases tables, or leave them active. All on-line links are preserved and CSS file is written out for readability.

The software is available as a Win32 executable, and there is a Python source version for use under OSX or Linux.

I originally wrote this as practice for PYTHON programming, but translated it into C++ under Borland C++Builder and created a front-end for it for the Win32 edition.

Download link is available at http://www.strassner.com/drupalpgming

Program is well tested, but still a beta version 1.0b for awhile.

See the readme file for more information

GetDrupalRecords is FREE TO USE, but donations are gratefully accepted, via PayPal, to videoman@flashback.tv

DIRECT DOWNLOAD LINK: http://www.strassner.com/sites/default/files/GetDrupalRecords_1.0b.zip

Enjoy!
Norm Strassner
norm@strassner.com

Goodbye BluDomains, Hello Drupal!

http://www.f7photo.com

We developed this site for f7 Studios. They were tired of not getting any SEO with their bluedomains all flash website. We created an SEO friendly site, using numerous SEO plugins. We launched this drupal site 4 months ago and there has already been a 40% growth in their search engine traffic.

We also used SlideShowPro for the numerous slideshows.

ArchTLAS, a Virtual Colaborative Architecture Atlas

ArchTLAS (http://archtlas.com) is a Virtual Colaborative Architecture Atlas in wich Atenea tech (http://ateneatech.com) has developed during 2009. The users can send a project or colaborate sending information (photos, videos, awards, publications) in an easy way.

The project is made in Drupal with an intensive use of the Google Maps API.

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