Using Drupal [Englisch] [Taschenbuch]

"Die Autoren bieten in 'Using Drupal' etliche Tipps aus der Praxis und der Drupal-Community mit hohem Nachahmungspotential. In Beispielprojekten werden die wichtigsten Themen wie Fotogalerien, Webshops, dynamische Ansichten, Mehrsprachigkeit und Entwicklung von Themes ausführlich behandelt. Das Buch eigent sich auch hervorragend, den Umgang mit CCK und Views zu üben." - Chip IT-Rezensionen, Juni 2009 Lesen Sie die ausführliche Rezension unter: http://it-rezensionen.chip.de/rezensionen/webentwicklung/using-drupal-o-reilly.html "Fazit: Wer schon Erfahrung mit der einen oder anderen (PHP-)Webapplikation hat und was für den schnellen Einstieg in die Arbeit mit Drupal sucht, für den ist Using Drupal ein perfektes, sehr empfehlenswertes Buch." - PHP UG Stuttgart, April 2009 Lesen Sie die ausführliche Rezension unter: http://www.handcode.de/blog/archives/83-Gelesen-Using-Drupal-von-OReilly.html "Wenn es ein empfehlenswertes Drupal-Buch für den erfahrenen Webworker gibt, dann ist es 'Using Drupal' von Angela Byron, Addison Berry, Nathan Haug, Jeff Eaton, James Walker und Jeff Robbins. [...] Für den erfahrenen Webworker [...] gibt es kein besseres, keines, das den Kaufpreis mehr lohnt als 'Using Drupal'." - schockwellenreiter.de, Januar 2009 Lesen Sie die ausführliche Rezension unter: http://www.schockwellenreiter.de/2009/01/14.html#ichHabeGelesenUsingDrupal

With the recipes in this book, you can take full advantage of the vast collection of community-contributed modules that make the Drupal web framework useful and unique. You'll get the information you need about how to combine modules in interesting ways (with a minimum of code-wrangling) to develop a variety of community-driven websites. Each chapter describes a case study and outlines specific requirements for one of several projects included in the book -- a wiki, publishing workflow site, photo gallery, product review site, online store, user group site, and more. With Using Drupal, you will: * Get an overview of Drupal concepts and key modules introduced in each chapter, with a bird's-eye view of each module's specialty and how it works * Explore various solutions within Drupal that meet the requirements for the project, with details about which modules are selected and why * Learn how to configure modules, with step-by-step recipes for building the precise functionality the project requires * Get information on additional modules that will make the project even more powerful * Be able to access the modules used in the chapter, along with other resources Newcomers will find a thorough introduction to the framework, while experienced Drupal developers will learn best practices for building powerful websites. With Using Drupal, you'll find concrete and creative solutions for developing the exact community website you have in mind.

Whether you want to build a simple blog or a complete and interactive community publishing website, this essential hands-on guide helps you do it with Drupal - the popular open source web framework and content management system. By drawing on the vast collection of community-contributed modules that make this framework unique, recipes in "Using Drupal" show how to combine modules in interesting ways (with a minimum of code-wrangling) to develop projects such as a wiki, publishing work flow site, photo gallery, product review site, online store, user group site, and more.Each chapter: describes a case study and outlines specific requirements for the featured project; highlights the Drupal concepts and key modules that the chapter introduces, with a bird's-eye view of each module's specialty and how it works; discusses various solutions within Drupal that meet your requirements for the project, with details about which modules are selected and why; demonstrates how to configure modules, with step-by-step recipes for building the precise functionality you require; suggests additional modules that will make your project even more powerful; and, provides links to the modules used in the chapter, along with other resources.

Newcomers will find a thorough introduction to the framework, while experienced Drupal developers will learn best practices for building powerful websites. With "Using Drupal", you'll find concrete and creative solutions for developing the exact community website you have in mind.

Jeff Robbins is co-founder and CEO of Lullabot. Jeff started one of the world's first web development companies in 1993 and has developed sites for Ringo Starr, MTV, and New York's Museum of Modern Art. Additionally, Jeff spent most of the 1990's fronting the band Orbit, toured with the Lollapalooza festival, and penned a top-10 modern rock single. Jeff hosts Lullabot's popular Drupal podcast and has garnered a certain amount of recognition within the community. Additionally, he has contributed many widely-used Drupal modules and themes including ConTemplate, LoginToboggan, the Zen theme, and the Theme Developer tool. Jeff is known as "jjeff" on drupal.org.Angela Byron is an Open Source evangelist who lives and breathes Drupal. She got her start as a Google Summer of Code student in 2005 and since then has completely immersed herself in the Drupal community. Her work includes core coding and patch review, creating and contributing modules and themes, testing and quality assurance efforts within the project, improving documentation, and providing user support on forums and IRC. Angela is on the Board of Directors for the Drupal Association, and helps drive community growth by leading initiatives to help get new contributors involved. She is a sought-after lecturer on many themes, especially the topic of women in Open Source. Angie is known as "webchick" on drupal.org.Addison Berry takes part in many aspects of both the Drupal software and community. She contributes patches to core Drupal, maintains several contributed modules, and is active in various mentoring programs such as the Drupal Dojo group and Google's Highly Open Participation (GHOP) program. Addison helps maintain drupal.org, and is a permanent member of the Drupal Association General Assembly. Her work focuses on improving Drupal documentation and she has worked to provide a wide range of video and written tutorials covering all aspects of Drupal from community involvement to code. Addi is known as "add1sun" on drupal.org. Jeff Eaton has been building Internet and desktop software for over a decade. He's participated in projects ranging from web-portals for communities and nonprofits, to enterprise client-server applications for retail industries, to large-scale web applications for companies like Dow AgroSciences and the Chicago Board of Trade. In 2005, he began developing solutions based on the open-source Drupal content management framework. In the years since, he's become a core developer for the Drupal project, specializing in architecture and API development. In his capacity as a consultant for Lullabot Consulting, LLC, he's helped plan and build the software infrastructure for Drupal sites including MTV UK's music portal, SonyBMG's artist site platform, and Fast Company's groundbreaking business networking site. Jeff is known as "eaton" on drupal.org.Nathan Haug is one of the foremost user-interface developers in the Drupal project. His interest in combining design and software implementation led him to undergraduate degrees in both Visual Communications and Computer Science. He developed significant UI improvements for the Drupal 6 release, including Drupal's drag-and-drop implementation and a framework for easy Ajax-like behaviors. Nathan is considered the leading JavaScript developer in the Drupal project. In 2007, he led a development team at SonyBMG to build a Drupal-based platform for community websites around each of SonyBMG's music artists. He spends much of his time working on popular contributed modules such as Fivestar and Webform, or working to improve functionality in Drupal core. Nate is known as "quicksketch" on drupal.org.Passionate about both technology and teaching, James Walker is Lullabot's Director of Education where he oversees the company's public workshops, seminars and private Drupal trainings. A leader in the Drupal community, James is a founding member of the non-profit Drupal Association and the Drupal security team. As a long time member of the Drupal community, James maintains over a dozen modules and has contributed countless patches to Drupal core. A long time believer in Open Source and Open Standards, James has spent years co-ordinating Drupal's involvement with other communities such as Jabber/XMPP and, most recently, OpenID. An engaging speaker, James is a frequently requested presenter at many types of technical conferences. His humorous and informative lectures have been among the most well-attended at DrupalCons, starting with the first - four years ago. James is known as "walkah" on drupal.org.