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(More customer reviews)I bought this book last week... I think the book covers only the WHAT part of everything in Drupal 7. It does not go any further.... I found Drupal in 24 hours to be a much much better book... And on top of that, tHere are so many cross references in the book that one reads more cross references than the actual text (at least in the kindle edition). It reminds me of the classical spagetti code that used to be in the earlier years in programming with the GOTO statements... There is also a lot of repitition in every chapter that kind of makes you think why are we not moving ahead... There is also not a single case study or a discussion of the alternativea approaches to what you are trying to do... I also felt, even as a Drupal newbie, that the coverage of topis was very superficial. In a nushell, I would say that the help text in Drupal provides a better explanation of things than this book. This is NO WAY A BIBLE.
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Guidance for administrators, content managers and web publishers on using Drupal for content management
Start building and managing web sites with the open-source content management system Drupal 7 and this in-depth guide. Whether you're new to Drupal or migrating from another system, you'll find the tips and techniques you need to understand Drupal, create a new web site, or manage an existing one. Learn how to create, modify, and delete items-and much more-with the detailed tutorials in this step-by-step guide.
Teaches you how to use a Drupal site, as well as how to set up, configure, and customize a new site, including obtaining code and deploying it to a server
Covers advanced topics like multilingual content management, publishing workflows, or Views and Panels
Shows you how to work with Drupal 7's new fields and custom content types
Get on the Drupal bandwagon with this complete guide.
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