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Tactics LLC

It's still in the works, but I was wondering what you guys think.

http://www.tacticsllc.com

Thanks!

DevBee - site about drupal itself

I'm putting together a site about Drupal that will provide info, tutorials, etc about Drupal itself and also serve as a way to promote the Drupal services I offer.

I'm do programming, not design, so the CSS and layout is still rough, but the basic look I'm going for is represented. For now it's best viewed in Firefox :)

Looking to get feedback. My goal is to have a very simple, useable, easy to navigate site.

disregard the actual content and link names for now, i want to know if the layout is acceptable.

thanks for your interest and help.

It's great when you have an idea and with a few clicks you can build a site around it.

IT-collective started out as an idea for a precautionary measure against software idea patents but has the potential to be much more than that.
The setup of the site is almost limited to a basic install.
There's a lot we want to improve on for our specific needs offcourse, but the beauty of this package is we can focus on our main targets first.
A big thanks to all the drupal people for making this possible..

Personal site updated to 4.7 from 4.6

My site is focused on providing useful information in addition to running a blog which will only be occasionally updated. Runs on 4.7 beta 5. You can read more about my site purpose and design goals here: http://icekin.f2o.org/about

F1Journaal.be on Drupal

Today F1Journaal.be got relaunched, with a migration from pMachine to Drupal! After some hard work in getting the themeing (especially the placement of the blocks) just right, both the owners as I myself are very happy with the result!

http://www.f1journaal.be
http://mostrey.be/pmachine-to-drupal

itnovosti.ru -new Drupal powered site in Russia

In fact, itnovosti.ru started from vnu.com idea to launch vnunet.com analog in Russia. So, after a quick view on vnunet structure, I decided to use Drupal as a core engine for publications part. As you can see, we take and copied vnunet.com design. Also, we uses paid Typepad account as separate "corporate" blog engine, and Movable Type as ru.gizmodo.com engine (ru.gizmodo now is the part of our resources), and for downloads we uses native vnunet engine with 3-d level domain mapping to itnovosti. We started from the scratch at November 2005 (first time I closely looked at Drupal in action) and in Feb 2006 we officially launched.

As to Drupal implemention details - no core modifications at all. Standart modules (blog + tinyMCE + aggregator) in active use + snippets to output content titles in sideblocks. Webtrends +google analytics to tracking visitors and doubleclick for banner rotation. So simple, isn't it? :-)

A few words for newbies: let me put my penny into answer for question "Can Drupal...", "Is Drupal suited to..." etc.
Totally answer - yes. For most of modern content-based web-projects, Drupal ready to go out of box. You can setup site in the half of hour and start to producing your perfect content and RSS feeds for technoraty :-) But you definitly need to be prepared to:
1. Design implementation (surprise, hah?)

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