July 2011
Intermediate to advanced
1146 pages
32h 29m
English
book
The Definitive Guide to Drupal 7
by Greg Stout, Michelle Lauer, Mike Ryan, Stéphane Corlosquet, Nathaniel Catchpole, Robin Monks, Dan Hakimzadeh, Jacine Luisi, Kasey Qynn Dolin, George Cassie, Albert Albala, Bojhan Somers, Dmitri Gaskin, Stefan Freudenberg, Jake Strawn, Allie Micka, Florian Lorétan, Sam Boyer, Forest Mars, Mike Gifford, Susan Stewart, Peter Wolanin, Roy Scholten, Robert Douglass, Greg Anderson, Brian Travis, Kay VanValkenburgh, Ryan Szrama, Amye Scavarda, Benjamin Melançon, Ed Carlevale, Dani Nordin, Claudina Sarahe, Károly Négyesi
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Chapter 9 is perhaps the most important in the book: how to engage with the Drupal community.
Chapter 10 brings some more advice to bear on the critical and unavoidable practice of planning and managing projects.
Chapter 11 is about documenting your work for clients and colleagues, because it is only useful when understood by others.
Chapter 12 is all about getting your computer set up to help you in configuring or coding your projects.
Chapter 13 tackles the matter of getting your site online and then touches on how you can continue.
Chapter 14 carries a message of attaining joy from your coding or contributing ...
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