Show off your Drupal site

Thanks to the features and flexibility of Drupal and Ubercart I was able to put together a site that is easy on the eyes, good with content and has all the e-commerce features needed for selling audio downloads and CDs.

Check it out here: www.peterjamesjazz.com

I have created my first multilingual Drupal website Aromark Shipping. Please check it out and I would appreciate your comments...

Now I have created an English site, which is my first English site.

Welcome to Share Good Things, and any sugestion are appreciated.

The main purpose of Share Good Things is to offer a sharing platform，in which people can share all goodthings around the world，and help people find out what happenning in other corner of the world.

Drupal-theme.net is a free drupal theme gallery site that hand picks free quality drupal themes from drupal.org and around the web, unlike other theme galleries each theme has comes with a live demo that has carefully been set up to appear as intended.

A new Danish Drupal community is now a fact. The site is avalible at www.drupal.dk.

The site contains articles, module-descriptions, litterature-reviews, links, video tutorials, text tutorials, showcases and a lot more! And of course it's all about DRUPAL :-)

It is our hope that many Drupal enthusiasts will contribute with their knowledge on the site

Feel free to comment the site.

Wopular is a news aggregation site that displays the top five headlines from the top fifty newspapers. Each newspaper is displayed on top of another in a three-column format, resembling an online version of a newspaper rack. It covers ten main news subjects - World, U.S., Politics, Business, Movies, Books, Entertainment, Sports, Living, and Travel. It was a simple site built with just four Drupal modules - Aggregation, Views, Panels, and CCK. You can read more about how that was done here.

Since then, there have been several new features; the most significant being the new search bar, which is a search engine aggregator. It's located at center of the header, between the logo and the tagline. I wanted to expand beyond just 10 categories and cover every subject under the sun. However, since this is a one man operation, I didn't want to spend my days looking for a bunch of feeds for every single subject. That would make my days repetitive and quite boring. My solution was to find sites that generate rss feeds for their search results, put them all in a page, and organize them by tabs. The sites I'm using for this feature are top news sites (CNN, NY Times, LA Times), aggregation sites (Google News, Yahoo News, Digg), blog search sites (Twitter, Technorati, Google Blog Search), videos sites (YouTube, Hulu), photo sites (Google Images, Flickr, Yahoo News Images), and search engines (Yahoo, Bing). Oh yeah, I even include Wikipedia snippets. Overall, this search engine aggregates search results from over a hundred websites, mostly news related ones because that's the focus. As an example, here's a search for Barack Obama.