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Book: eDiscovery Plain and Simple
A new book by Allison L. Brecher and Shawnna Childress called eDiscovery Plain and Simple explores eDiscovery in a way that makes it, well, um, plain and simple. Tackling the nuts and bolts of eDiscovery, from defining technology and legal issues to explaining how information is stored, accessed and
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Book: Even Faster Web Sites from O'Reilly
O’Reilly Media’s got another book for you. As you probably know, performance plays a critical part in a website’s journey to success. This doesn’t bode well for sites that are bogged down in Web applications that push browsers to the brink with heavy doses of rich content and Ajax. In
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Book: Complete Web Monitoring from O'Reilly
Monday mantra: You can’t fix what you don’t measure. At least, that’s the idea played on by Alistair Croll and Sean Power in their new book, Complete Web Monitoring. O'Reilly Media's new 662 page gem promises to show you how to transform missed opportunities, frustrated users, and spiraling costs
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(Book) DITA 101: Fundamentals of DITA for Authors and Managers
Just because DITA authoring tools are coming onto the market at the speed of a runaway train, does not necessarily mean that A) companies understand what it is they are actually using, or B) they do not want to understand it.
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Reviewed: New Book on Selecting an Open Source CMS
People who are new to content management systems find it a little overwhelming as they try to figure out which CMS is right for them. Packt Publishing (news, site ) has released a book that hopes to help people make some sense out of so many choices.
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Book: Web 2.0 Architectures from O'Reilly
O'Reilly Media has released a new book on Web 2.0. Called Web 2.0 Architectures, this book should help you understand better the inner workings of Web 2.0 from a technology perspective and how some online services today have been successful with this model.
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450 Pages of German Love for SilverStripe Web CMS
That's right, there's an entire book about SilverStripe CMS. Written by SilverStripe core developer Ingo Schommer with the help of designer, programmer and writer Steven Broschart, the book is a 450 page long guide to SilverStripe for Web developers with an intermediate familiarity with website development, PHP5, and object oriented code.
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Packt Press Unlocks CMS, Other eBooks
Attention PacktPub.com account holders! In December 2008 the company decided to enable the copy and paste feature on their eBooks. That announcement spawned loads of requests for the removal of password protection as well, and in this case, the little guy’s voice was actually heard.
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Want to Build Websites That Are More Accessible?
Still searching for that perfect Christmas gift for the web designer on your list? Not anymore. O'Reilly has just published Universal Design for Web Applications, a new book that promotes designing accessible websites and teaches readers how to build websites that are more accessible to people with disabilities and
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The Latest Guide to Developing with Drupal Web CMS
O’Reilly Media wants to help make working with the Drupal web content management system just a bit easier. Many people realize that when working with a CMS of any kind, even an open source option, things can get pretty hairy for those not overly savvy with code and module configuration.
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MediaWiki Book Enlightens Wiki Developers
MediaWiki is one of the most powerful open source wiki systems available today. MediaWiki, a book released by O'Reilly about the popular wiki CMS, is prepared to explain how users can take full advantage of it.
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Web CMS TYPO3 Extensions: Dissected and Explained
TYPO3 Extension Development by Dmitry Dulepov, a TYPO3 core developer, is a recent book from Packt Publishing. It is aimed towards those looking to get their hands dirty with -- unsurprisingly -- TYPO3 extension development.
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Customize Drupal with the Aid of Drupal 6 Themes
Drupal is undoubtedly one of the best web content management systems for creating complex community websites. But it is certainly not the easiest to customize -- that is, unless there are code ninjas in the house. Drupal customization requires time, patience and programming knowledge to create something impressive.
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eBook Publishing Trends: 70% Ready to Go Digital
The Frankfurt Book Fair is a popular global book extravaganza that not only sells books, but also serves as a cultural interchange across national borders.
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