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Friday, 13 Jun 2008 — Caroline Schnapp

I am currently reading not just any other Drupal book. With its steady flow of publication goodness, Packt Publishing has always been, in my opinion, the perfect B+ student: hardly ever outstanding. But its latest Drupal title, Learning Drupal 6 Module Development, is exceptional.

Oupsy, the full text and download are available to premium subscribers only. You must either log in or register to access this content.

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Fri, 2008-06-13 23:41 — Patrick (not verified)

Wow -

I must re-read "Learning Drupal 6 Module Development" ... I think I missed some bits when I skim-read it.

Sat, 2008-06-14 02:03 — Caroline Schnapp

ah ah ah

Thanks ;-)

(P.S. I made an edit. I use ascii characters for the lips now. It's more pleasing to the eye.)

Wed, 2008-06-18 00:29 — greggles (not verified)

inappropriate

I just find this inappropriate. This is not what I expect from planet Drupal nor my fellow community members. You can call me prude, but I think for content that goes to Drupal planet you have to ask yourself "would I want my mother or 8 year old son/daughter to see this?" In this case the answer is no.

Wed, 2008-06-18 00:42 — Caroline Schnapp

You're right

I will remove the 'Drupal' tag.

Wed, 2008-08-13 23:57 — VB6 (not verified)

I'm confused, how is this

I'm confused, how is this inappropriate. Also how do I read all of it? It says I have to be a premium subscriber. Does this mean that I have to pay something or just register? I'm excited to read the rest of this post as I currently started a programming tutorial site that uses Drupal and I am needing to upgrade some of my modules to version 6.0.

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