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Second Outline Draft: Drupal Book
Fri, 2007-09-14 12:12 — trevortwining
Not complete at this point, but definitely a move forward.
So I’ve been making some progress and here’s what I’ve come up with based on current feedback.
- Getting Started:
- Tools of the trade: Text Editors or IDEs, resources
- Key Concepts: Nodes, Taxonomy, hooks
- Base Drupal Install in 20 Minutes
- Drupal Modules
- Core Modules
- CCK
- Views
- Panels
- Social Networking Modules (module selection may vary)
- Buddylist
- Invite
- Userpoints
- Collaboration Modules
- Activism & Advocacy Modules
- Petitions
- Forward
- Event + Signup
- Modules for Ecommerce
- Ecommerce
- Ubercart
- When to choose one or the other.
- Putting it all together (Sample Sites)
- Social Networking Site
- Modules used
- Steps to put it together
- Things to watch out for
- Suggestions for next steps or customizations
- Media Hosting Site
- Modules used
- Steps to put it together
- Suggestions for next steps or customizations
- Rating Site
- Corporate Site
- Small Business Site
- Non-Profit Site
- Personal Site
- Organizational Intranets
- Discussion Group Site
- Blog Site
- Social Networking Site
- Making it yours: Theming
- Overview of theming
- Themeing in Drupal 6
- template structure
- template overrides
- best practices
- Examples
- Making it yours: Customizing Modules
- Overview of how modules work with drupal
- typical hooks or actions
- Determining what you want to do
- Find the code
- modifying and testing
- releasing
- contributing back to project
- Examples
- Overview of how modules work with drupal
- Site Optimization
- Performance Tuning
- Search Engine Optimization
- Module Updates
Not complete at this point, but definitely a move forward.
I think this starts to reflect how people are working with drupal in that people can get started quickly with it; they install it, get a few modules set up, but then they say “What now?” This approach helps them get past that stage and make Drupal fit their own approach to building their sites.
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