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www.biser.info - All about beading (russian language)

Shop http://biser.info/magazin is running on Ubercart (doesn't use uc_catalog module).

About:

• Drupal 5
• cache: normal
• 7 000 users
• 9 000 nods
• 70 000 comments
• 1 million page views per month

Modules:

Music Corner is a new site that aims at becoming a free database of tutorials and information about music, as well as a meeting place for musicians of any kind.

Music Corner will allow musicians...

As all design / developers do, heres a list of our most recent Druapl launches, please feel free to browse around them, would very mush welcome any feedback, good, bad, hybrid, don't mind which. It would be great to see what the community thinks of what we are doing with Drupal:

http://www.tecervuk.com

http://www.uniquesolutions.co.uk

http://www.workstationderby.co.uk

Hi there,

first post, new Drupal user ;-)

I had to evaluate OS Content Management Systems for my job recently and after some investigation I thought, Drupal might be the right one to use. But, as they say, there's no better way than learning by doing, and so I set up a website using Drupal to test how much of what I wanted to do I actually could do with without coding custom modules or - gasp! - hacking the system. The verdict: lots. Thank you very much to all the devolopers of Drupal core and contrib!

The new site is live as of today (I hope that the domain has propagated to the international DNS servers by now...):

http://www.planet-9.de/

It's in German and features my reviews of classic SciFi B-Movies.

Some experiences:

The good:

Drupal was really easy to set up and even more easy to migrate from my development machine to the live server. Shiny.

cck and views rock. It was one of the most important criteria for me while investigating different CMSes that it should not only be possible, but easy to work with structured data. cck in combination with views is exactly what I had been looking for.

After spending close to a hundred hours (design, integrate, project management), I'm proud to present...

http://liveyourmark.org

This is a collab work between me and my design partner -- Bionic Creative. We both are based in Singapore.

I chose to use Drupal for it's ultra flexibility in templating and super lean codes (I had been building sites with Joomla and I thought that was the best I could find... untill now)

Using Drupal 5.0 I managed to set up my new site within 24 hours and start posting content.

ContractorInfo.c.uk

I am using a standard theme for now (Garland), but it has a few bugs that don't seem to work too well, especially when it comes to long lines in the content having strange effects on the right side-bar.

The site provides help for small businesses (mainly 1-person companies) in the UK and help them deal with how to use their income more efficiently, tax and other issues. I know it's seems boring, but there are more rules coming up all the time and the government is trying to screw all the money they can out of us, so it is a major issue for people who are self-employed.

I am trying to get a critical mass for the number of articles (so there is enough to keep visitors and make them come back) so I can start marketing the site better, getting some revenue and sorting out the technical issues about the theme and adding more modules to get more features on the site.

I have a small hard-core of visitors who check the site regularly, but most have not registered and no one if submitting to the Forums yet. Are there any suggestions as to how to get things started? I have considered creating dummy posts of the Forums to get things going.