Show off your Drupal site

Hey guys, this is another of my Drupal sites www.svnit.ac.in/renesa .Its a site for Univ Monthly Mag. We want to give it a social networking touch. Any suggestions are welcome. Mail me at dev.sandip@gmail.com

Regards,
Sandip

http://avbarn.museum.state.il.us/

The following is an abstract for a presentation I'll give in April:

The Illinois State Museum's Audio-Video Barn contains over 300 hours of oral history interviews pertaining to agriculture in Illinois. The interviews range in date from new sessions recorded in 2007-2009, to archival sessions recorded between 1952 and 1993. The memories recorded in these interviews stretch from 2009 back to the 1880s. Other associated data, such as photographs and transcriptions, are also available in the A-V Barn.

I just wanted to share a couple of sites that I created using Drupal. My most recent site was created in Drupal 6 and Ubercart 2. The URL is:

http://www.influenceconcepts.com/

On this site, I used the Services module to connect a View to Flash as well as an RSS feed to retrieve daily quotes on the home page. It uses Ubercart 2.x and incorporates some JQuery rollover images and a customized Add to Cart form.

My first Drupal site was created in Drupal 5 with Ubercart 1.x whose URL is:

It took me two weeks to built this site. This is my first drupal website. :) tested on ff 2.0, 3.0, ie 7,8. Page load is take sometime, maybe I should enable boost module?

After a few weeks of tweaking, Ive finally got my very first classified ads site running. Overall, the process was time consuming (only because of the module refinement) but easy enough to get through.

http://www.midwestbargainhunter.com/

The site is running the Waffles theme with just a few css changes and a few image changes
The ability to take payment is handled by the ubercart module, via "node checkout". Various other UC modules were used for "roles", etc.
Imagecache, Lightbox, Views and panels are a few of the more "important" modules (of course)

I did learn alot (about drupal) in building this site, along with component modules, various tweaks and other "face-value" issues.
This is the first site I broke into Panels 3 on, and I have to say at first I didnt like it at all. But after using it for a week or two, It has much improved functionality and an over-all better "GUI" effect. -So thumbs up!

http://www.glam.fr/blog/glam-one-launches-first-socially-integrated-vert...

Glam One Launches First Socially Integrated Vertical Media Platform in France
Paris, France, November 3rd, 2009: Glam One, owner of the “Glam” brand in France and the glam.fr domain name, is announcing the release of France’s first integrated social media platform. The Glam vertical marketplaces bring together professionals into communities organized around targeted sectors. Self-employed independent workers now have an environment to better market their skills. Brands and agencies can post business and contract opportunities, search, browse, and reach professionals.

The Glam vision is to evolve Web engagement by providing talent showrooms, personal productivity and branding tools, and transactional ecommerce storefronts, while facilitating the communication between parties.

Glam One owns over 400 two-syllable “glam” domains and new verticals can be deployed in under 48 hours from start to finish. Glam has already released five verticals in France, including:

GlamFree.com (http://www.GlamFree.com): freelances en communication pour annonceurs et agences.

GlamParis.com (http://www.glamparis.com): photographes, mannequins, stylistes, maquilleurs pour marques de mode, beauté, luxe.