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No kitten!
I was hoping for a kitten! Darn. :(
Or a pony...
Seriously, it looks great! Down the rabbit's hole, with Drupal.
Or at least a pony!
Or at least a pony! Seriously.
Aw nuts
It's a Drupal book. :-)
Congrats! Dormice always
Congrats! Dormice always made a good showing in Brian Jacques' Redwall novels. : )
Nut
They should make the nut into a druplicon. :)
Michelle
Done!
Your wish is my command. ;)
Nice
And the lullabots go back to the printers to change the design ;)
Ha. Nice work!
Awesome!
Should have a subtitle... "Drupal can be a tough nut to crack but our book will help you through it." :)
Michelle
Perhaps we can replace the
Perhaps we can replace the scary looking Druplicon with this.
"You can kip under that," he
"You can kip under that," he said. "Don mind if it wriggles a bit, I think I still got a couple o' dormice in one o' the pockets."
Congrats :)
No table of contents? Does this discuss Ubercart?
beaver
the best community plumbing animal
e-book available?
Can we purchase this as an e-book? I eager to learn best practices for my first drupal project using d6.
Keep up the good work.
Sure you can buy a book
Hey, I wouldn't wait on O'Rielly's book - check out packt publishing. I purchased five of their Drupal 6 books for less than $12/book. I've learned gobs, and didn't have to pay for shipping or deal with trying to understand outdated documentation (I'm looking at you d.o documentation team...).
They have a module book, drupal javascript, drupal overview, etc...
Josh
Josh, Many thanks for the
Josh,
Many thanks for the tip. Wow, what a great deal ... I think I'll start hording today.
Being new to drupal (d6), I would like to understand how to build community sites using well supported d6 modules to avoid "re-inventing the wheel" with custom hooks.
I believe "Using Drupal" promises to review and apply d6 modules to common use-cases with supporting examples along with pros and cons.
Unfortunately, I'm getting impatient.
Book arrived
Hi - Just letting you know I only just got my copy after pre-ordering. The distributors must have shipped it on a sail boat down her to Melbourne Aus.
Looking fwd to reading it now :O
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