Show off your Drupal site

The new YOU DON'T KNOW JACK website proudly presents The Daily DisOrDat. And we've included a shout out to Drupal in our 12/18/06 game because we're so glad to have used it!

http://www.youdontknowjack.com/node/42

We have just launched another Drupal site - booktribes.com.

The is aimed at people who love books, and allows you to rate, discuss, recommend and review books - while at the same time socially networking with other users with similar tastes - kind of like an online book group.

The site has been built in Drupal 4.7 with a healthy injection of custom modules - some of which will be released as soon as I can get round to it. I am particularly pleased with the avatar resizer - create a profile and then upload a photo, and a nifty piece of javascript allows you to crop and resize your image to fit our desired size and aspect ratio (looks just like digg and is based on some heavily modified 3rd party javascript squeezed into a nifty little drupal module).

The site relies heavily on jquery for which we had to hack the standard drupal js (to rename the $ function).

Oh and we have over 2.8 million nodes, so be patient if the searching is taking a while :)

You can use your drupal.org username & password (let me know if you are running a drupal site and would like us to allow your users to use booktribes).

Any feedback would be great - and please let us know if there is anything from the site you (the drupal community) would like to see released as a stand alone module ...

Cheers,

Mike

booktribes.com another Drupal site from computerminds

Hello Folks,
I am pleased to introduce http://www.apiap.org/ . It aims to provide information resource base for small entrepreneurs in the ICT.

We chose Drupal over others because of the various Taxanomy / categorisation feature option. We do hope the site will be content intensive.

& this forum was a great learning resource. Thanks to all you angels here :)

For years I've been fighting with CMSes and blogging platforms of all kind. Some of them made me smile and sooner or later turned out to be either too limited or far too bloated to really rock my world - but most of them instantly just drove me to tears. I won't be dropping names.
About half a year ago I stumbled over Drupal. I must confess: It wasn't love a first sight. But we got to know each other pretty well and married a month ago.

I just recently moved my site to Drupal, found a topic here with instructions on how to do it, and I think I succeeded in the transfer process... The question is, after testing the site for a day and finding the it is working as it should be, should I now delete all the HTML files from my old site, because now, they are both sitting inside the same folder...

Any advuce would be highly appreciated... Thanks

Just wanted to show you our little Drupal 4.7.3 site for a Norwegian Tennisclub (TTK).
http://www.ttk.no
We are located in Tromsø, Norway.

Theme is just a slightly modified version of the default Bluemarine theme.(which works like a charm)
Using MRBS (Meeting Room Booking system) for reservations, and PHP Squash Ladder for the ladder system.
Simple IFRAME's of modified pages of the above mentioned systems for reservation and ranking status..