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Hello,

Recently a client of ours (big corporate) asked for internet based application which will allow it's employees to order transportation to and from work premises.
After some research we came to the conclusion that Drupal will allow the best ratio in terms of cost-benefit for the given specifications.

We have built silvercab
check http://eng.silvercab.biz

(note:This is not the live system but a demo)

To build this system we used the following main modules:
cck - obvious, actually I can't recall a project we did without this module (wouldn't it make more sense to add it to the core?)
cck_field_perms - allows blocking some of the coordinator fields to the user.
cck_validation - validation rules for the time the taxi was ordered for, were inserted using CCK validation field.
jstools - contributres the jscalendar widget which is so important for the user experience.
node_order, silvercab_global - self written modules especially (not published). These modules allow tailoring of the specific actions the application is enabling for the coordinator: mass allocation of orders to trips, re-opening and cancellations of these allocations.
views - dahhh...
views_bulk_operations - allows basic support for mass actions.
workflow - each order made by an employee has a full lifecycle controlled by the workflow module.

Thanks Drupal and ubercart - after about 3 weeks of local development on mamp then transfer to my url www.nutrasi.com i have a site up.

http://www.nutrasi.com

have alook.

my next task is to look at theming customization

Ciphent Inc. (http://ciphent.com) has launched a new Drupal based site aimed at the music festival industry. http://www.Zestivals.com is an online community built around music festivals and serves as a revenue generating platform for publishers and advertisers alike. Structured around social content, Zestivals.com promises to be a one-stop resource for news, updates, blogs and media for the most popular music festivals around the world.

Features include:

User Galleries: Support for users to upload photos, tag them, sort and browse through all images across the website

Social Networking: Full feature set of user profiles, friend/group functionality, private messaging

Blog Platform: Fully realized blogging platform for all users with promotion of content, voting, social bookmarking, custom templates, and commenting

Forums: Allows for an outlet of user driven information and interactivity with custom topics, commenting, flagging of inappropriate content integration with user profiles, etc.

Simplified Administration: Simple, graphic-based administration menus allow for ease and comfort of content control

Wiki: Content driven and user-monitored/edited wiki generated from the website

SEO Friendly: Appropriate page markup, URL structure, Title structure, meta tags, content generation, content repurposing, semantic web, and content display

This is my 2nd Drupal site and it launched on May 1st. Fun!

Well, I finished the Beta version of my first Drupal site: www.thesquarelife.com It is a site for a local magazine in Utah called Square Magazine. Let me know your thoughts. (other than, "it's slow!" I already know and am in the progress of upgrading the server resources and bandwidth.)

Thanks!

Here is a drupal website that I developed for a Hockey School:
http://www.vitalhockeyskills.com

Feedback and questions welcomed. Thanks.