July 2011
Intermediate to advanced
1146 pages
32h 29m
English
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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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C H A P T E R 12
Development Environment
Pay special attention to this chapter. The topic may be as glamorous as visiting Home Depot on a first date, but this chapter will spare you reinventing the wheel. Whether you intend it or not, when you start a project of any sort, you set up a development environment: you choose tools and create spaces that define your processes and either limit or advance your efforts. So here's your chance to capitalize on the mistakes of others. In this chapter, I'll look at efficient, interrelated tools and appropriately defined spaces. I will focus on a handful of possible approaches, each ...
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