Submitted by Grzegorz Agacinski on
This book is written by David Mercer, published by Pack Publishing Ltd September 2010.
This is another book I read about Drupal platform and this is book is aimed at new comers to Drupal 7. When I read this book had had some experience with Drupal 7 but still I found this book as valuable source of information.
Submitted by Grzegorz Agacinski on
"What we don't know" - presented by Chris Coyier, founder of CSS-Tricks website, during MinneBar 7. This event was organised by Minnesota’s tech and design communities and took place on 7th of April 2012.
Submitted by Grzegorz Agacinski on
One of many books I have read recently during my journey throughout web design area.
This book is very nicely written, structured and provides crucial information for anyone who works, or is going to work in a web design field. I want to design and develop websites despite lack of artistic capabilities - and this is why I find this book handy. It encourages me that by approaching web design/development with proper strategy, standards, methods, knowledge, best design practises and armed with tools even I can be web designer some day.
Submitted by Grzegorz Agacinski on
This book is written by Todd Tomlinson, and published by Apress in 2010.
This is a first book I read about Drupal, an open source content management system platform, that is used to power many website on the Internet. I had not had any previous experience with Drupal - I had tried Drupal 6 before but for very short period of time.
I liked this book because it provides and explains everything what I needed to know in order to make progress with Drupal 7 in nice and clear way.