I have been working on the same Cake app for the past two years. A lot of it has been a bit hush hush but last week we were truly "outed" by Qualcomm.
Check out our 3 min segment from the Keynote: http://www.greatconnection.se/en/ces The system transmits medical images from echo machines (ultrasound), CTs, MRs or any similar digital "x-ray" type device, to any mobile phone, any email inbox and a few social networking apps. There is a lot of high-tech stuff going on behind the scenes and CakePHP is at the core of it all. Not just for the web-interfaces but actually to drive the whole thing. Roughly 85% of the code and all the main logic is CakePHP. The rest is C and Java for certain things that benefit greatly from being optimized and run as compiled code. For a Cake app it is kind of an oddball I imagine. I thought it might be interesting to hear of a Cake app that is not a CMS or a Twitter mash-up or some other more common type of application. I also thought this would come to my defence and help explain some of the more strange questions I have been asking and problems I have been having. I may not be all crazy... I hope. Now... how am I going to work up the courage to attempt to migrate this monster to 1.3? :)
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