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Migrating to Drupal 7 written by Trevor James ,a drupal developer and a resident of Middletown, MD, USA; has been extensively working in Drupal since 2007 and has designed websites using HTML, C

Aptana Studio Beginner's Guide written by Thomas Deuling ,has more than 5 years of hands-on developing large web applications with open source technologies.

Instant Google Drive Starter written by Mike Procopio , Boulder Colorado  based Senior Software Engineer, holds a Ph.D in Computer Science from the University of Colorado, where he studied Machine L

Instant Website Optimization for Retina Displays How-to written by Kyle J Larson a self-taught web designer and front-end / UX developer who got his first modem at the age of 10.

Project and people management

‘agile’, the easiest way

Organize sprints

Twitter Bootstrap Web Development How-To written by David Cochran an Associate Professor of Communication at Oklahoma Wesleyan University. He alongwith his students is fond of envisioning and producing exciting projects, with well-built standards-compliant websites playing a central role in them.

Drush User's Guide written by Juan Pablo Novillo Requena an active member of the Drupal community and reviewed by two of the co-maintainers of the Drush project, is a concise technical book targeting experienced Drupal site builders / developers or more specifically DevOps.

Birmingham-based IT publisher Packt Publishing is about to publish its 1000^th title. Packt books are renowned among developers for being uniquely practical and focused.  Packt books cover highly specific tools and technologies which IT professionals might not expect to see a high quality book on.

Inverted Rendering - A way in which Pages appear in Black & Text appear in white colors.
This process saves battery when you are reading for long hours.
Here is a small tip about how to activate this on your Android device:
1. Go to your 'browser settings' > 'Accessibility' pane
2. Select 'Inverted rendering' option under 'Inverted screen Rendering'
& there you go.

In general Google allows applications to automatically add shortcuts to your device's home screen on successful installation.
So, here is a tip for you to override this default behavior:
1. Go to 'Play Store' or 'Google Play' settings pane
2. Unselect the 'auto-add shortcuts' option

& there you go.