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
In a NUTSHELL
Pangr.org is a social networking website for the revival and preservation of minority minority languages.
Feedback/comments/criticism welcome :)
Some modules used
Fbconnect
Soundmanager
Audio module
GetID3
Save & Edit
Fivestar
109 word BLURB
Pangram is a social network for reviving and preserving minority languages by means of collaborative and participative efforts. By harnessing the openness of the internet, social networks and the proliferation of networked devices, the possibility of preventing further loss of language diversity is greater than ever. As spoken word comes before literacy; yet is often the most ignored element; the site aims to provide an intriguing audio based platform that encourages the less fluent to engage, learn and connect with native speakers. It hopes to bridge the gap brought about by dominating languages and prevent languages from vanishing entirely whilst adding to a growing archive of spoken word.
First Drupal based site for me - a real headache until I'd partially got my head around the holy trinity of CCK, Views and Imagecache. In fact, it took me ages to realise that 90% of what I needed to do is related to those three.
And just when I thought I was on the home straight it was time for the bag of hurt that is moving from a local to remote environment (permissions bother, .htaccess wranging, clean url bonkersness).
If you like that sort of thing, grab a look at my frankly hilariously amateur style.css file. If I knew then what I know now etc...