Linux Journal Contents #204, April 2011

Features

• Drupal 7: the Webchick behind the Wheel  by Katherine Druckman
  An interview with Angela Byron, co-maintainer of Drupal 7.
  
• Drush: Drupal for People Who Hate Mice  by James Walker
  It makes life easier for those of us who spend some of our working hours hacking away at the command prompt.
  
• Simplicity and Performance: JavaScript on the Server  by Avi Deitcher
  Surprisingly, the language of the browser is powerful, easy to use and well-suited to high-performance server-side programming—when done right.
  
• Zotonic: the Erlang Content Management System  by Michael Connors
  It's easy to use and open source.
  

Indepth

• Find Yourself with the Google Maps API  by Mike Diehl
  DIY Google Maps.
  
• Rich Internet Apps That Just Work—Writing for the User  by Avi Deitcher
  With the right tools, you can build rich apps that work with, not against, the user.
  
• Quick User Interfaces with Qt  by Johan Thelin
  Qt Quick is transforming user interfaces.
  
• Calibre  by Dan Sawyer
  Organize your e-book collection before it gets (even more) out of control.
  

Columns

• Reuven M. Lerner's At the Forge   PostgreSQL 9.0  
  
• Dave Taylor's Work the Shell   Mad Libs Generator, Part II  
  
• Mick Bauer's Paranoid Penguin   Interview with a Ninja, Part II  
  
• Kyle Rankin's Hack and /   Your Own Personal Server: DNS  
  
• Doc Searls' EOF   Hacking with Humor  
  

Review

• D-Link's Boxee Box  by Shawn Powers
  

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