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American Cancer Society

The Cancer Survivors Network is a wildly popular web site for all the heroes who are fighting cancer and those who survived the battle. Cyrve was hired to migrate this site from a custom Postgres CMS into Drupal. Cyrve overcame challenges related to attached files (stored as BLOBs within the ancient Postgres DB), pseudo XML storage of fields within the database, and unusual character encoding of the posts. Detailed user profile data was also migrated.

New York Observer

Cyrve migrated various applications into award winning Drupal site now found at observer.com. Several Wordpress blogs were migrated, along with a legacy CMS. The CCK data model that we migrated into featured many node node reference fields (authors, issues, articles, images, etc,) so order of migration became quite important. Read our project roundup at drupal.org

 
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We produced a mobile-compatible website for delivering 2008 U.S. Presidential election results to hand-held devices. This involved modifying the Drupal FeedAPI module (at that time still in beta) to read custom namespaced fields from a web service.

Moshe Weitzman

Moshe is one of the most senior members of the Drupal community. He started commiting code to Drupal in 2001. He is the second most prolific contributor in Drupal's history. View Moshe's Drupal resume. Moshe is the original author of the Node Import module, among many others.

Mike Ryan

Mike has given much to the Drupal community for over his four year career in Drupal. He is best known as the original author of the Pathauto module, a terrific module for automatically creating friendly URLs for your pages and thus greatly improving SEO.