Matt Butcher (Author), Larry Garfield (Author), John
Albin Wilkins (Author), Matt Farina (Author), Ken Rickard (Author), Greg Dunlap (Author)
- Paperback: 420 pages
- Publisher: Packt Publishing (December 3, 2010)
- Language: English
- ISBN-10: 1849511160
- ISBN-13: 978-1849511162
This book takes a hands-on, practical approach to software development.
The authors, all professional Drupal developers and contributors to the
Drupal project, provide accessible coding samples designed to
exhibit
not only the technical merits and abilities of Drupal, but also proper
architectural and stylistic approaches to coding on one of the world's
most popular
content management systems. Every chapter provides fully
functional code samples illustrating the APIs and strategies discussed
in the chapter. With this foundation, developers can quickly build
sophisticated tools on their own by making use of the strategies and
techniques exemplified in this book. If you are a PHP developer or a
Drupal user looking to dive into Drupal development then you will find
this book an excellent
introduction to coding within Drupal.
Those with
some Drupal experience will also find this an invaluable tool for
updating their knowledge about the powerful new features of Drupal 7.
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