Thanks to Tony Groff, Agaric has a ticket to DrupalCon Denver to give away to a reader of the Definitive Guide to Drupal 7 who sends in a story (or picture!) of a favorite use of the 1,110 page book— today!
Did Jacine Luisi's tour de force break a barrier to Drupal 7 theming for you? Did Károly Négyesi's 4-page "Developing from a Human Mindset" chapter change the way you do Drupal? Did you win a bet because your favorite module was mentioned? Did the book save your life by absorbing the impact of a small meteorite when you took it to the beach for some light reading? Let us know!
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Even if you are already going to, or cannot make, the March 20-22 DrupalCon Denver party with more than 3,000 of some of your closest friends already signed up, including many Definitive Drupal authors, we'd love to hear about your successes – or frustrations – with the best-selling, best-value book on Drupal 7.
We can't help out with travel or lodging, but we hope getting the con itself covered can prompt you, on this leap day, to take a fortuitous leap and see if DGD7 can't be a step up further into Drupal in yet another way. Thanks for reading!
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2012 February 29
Chris Weber
Used Chapter 24 to learn
Used Chapter 24 to learn Entities (a huge help)
Used the Appendix C to understand the Render API
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