General discussion

It would be an understatement that "newbies" (I'm one) struggle with the level of documentation and support on Drupal.org.

A) It seems that many module creators/maintainers don't have the time or aptitude to create clear, detailed documentation.

B) The "handbook" portion of Drupal.org is generally written at an expert level.

Yes, there is the forum in which to post questions. But the need to do so represents a failure of the above.
It represents a reactive solution rather than a proactive one.

I am thinking of buying a distribution for D7 from a vendor. How do I make sure that the vendor has not embedded a malicious code inside the php code.

Hi
Can anyone advise me. Is IRC Chat still being used regularly to ask questions about Drupal?
I tried to sign up but has a lot of difficulty registering a username - I think that most of them had been used up.
Kind Regards
Matthew

We have Experts from Stanford University to answer Drupal questions and please feel free to ask questions on:

http://software.boomsnews.com/

We are happy to help with your tech issues.

New to - as in never used - Drupal and am looking for suggestions for the best all around 3rd-party book to learn Drupal - either on Kindle or dead tree. (I've been using Joomla for the past five years.) Thanks!

Hello Drupal expart
I am Rose as a new in drupal cms so If anybody will help me how can i start working with drupal cms.
cheers