Earlier this morning, a new Drupal book was delivered and I officially ran out of Drupal shelf space! Drupal books are now starting to threaten the books on my Enterprise Java shelf. ;-)
Drupal book shelf
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What, no "Cracking Drupal"? I got my copy this week from amazon and it's an excellent guide to Drupal security written in the most accessible language.
But then again you probably don't need such a book. :o)
A man should get his priorities straight. I think you should make more shelf space for the D-books. Definitely.
Maybe "SELECT DISTINCT Drupal FROM Graf" would do the trick.
What is the best book for non-programmers(!) that explains all the config options and possibilities of the system?
Preferably with best practices and real life examples.
I'd recommend "Using Drupal". Lots of site recipes, written for non-programmers by some of the best in the business, published by O'Reilly.
Where are the Drupal DVD's and CD's? ;-)
Drupal 5 Recipes book in May 2009?
Blow to the ego - I thought I had all the books, but how did I miss Drupal 5 Views Recipes?
The problem of plenty is a nice one to have in any field in life. :-)
DRUPAL RULES THE UNIVERSE!
IT's FUCKING DRUPALICIOUS!
*drool*
Your Drupal shelf is much larger than mine! Where's my credit card... I need to keep up! :-P
but... they're not all facing the same direction! the OCD side of me is crying out in horror.
But the publisher logos are all at the bottom. So you should file your bug report to the publisher also..
If you need more Drupal book storage space, I'm happy to share my bookshelf :-)
@D'Arcy Norman
What I learnt as a child - what is long ago so I hope it is still true:
The backs of books in Germany are printed one way, books from the US in the other way. I did not check the other countries. So it might help to sert by language? :-)
Pft, you don't need that enterprise Java shelf anymore ;)
Best start reserving some space for more Drupal books.
Think you'll ever get rid of the D5 ones?