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Issue #7.01 (#14): The Business of Drupal: Building a sustainable solution

This issue has something for everyone, whether you are in Drupal for profession or passion. You'll learn new tricks and techinique to save time and improve efficiency. We also bring you insights on site translation, security in code deployment, website access restrictions and more!

Issue #6.03 (#13): Security – Lock Down Your Websites

In this issue, our expert contributors have put together a collection of articles focused on security. Topics include user login path customization, identity access management, HTTPS attacks, and much more!

Issue #6.02 (#12): Data & Analytics – Google Analytics for Drupal Admins

In this issue, we look at the tools for tracking and analyzing your usage and traffic. We explore the D3 visualization library, tracking user data with the Google Analytics event Tracking API, and much more. Whether you're a novice or an expert, this issue will give you new ideas to build better, faster, more secure, and more expressive Drupal websites.

Issue #6.01 (#11): Community

In this issue we focus on the Drupal Community and how experts and newbies can get involved. We also look at introducing people to the Drupal Culture as well as the latest about Drupal 8 and pushing the project in the direction of huge enterprises.

Issue #5.02 (#10): Workflow

In this issue we explore a wide variety of Drupal workflows, from efficiently reviewing and publishing your content, to developing and deploying changes to your website's code and all aspects in between.

Issue #5.01 (#9): Strategy Cookbook

This issue is full of useful recipes, case stuides, and tips and tricks for how to best leverage Drupal.

Issue #24 (Winter 2015): Publishing

Publishing and Privacy: In this issue, we look at some helpful tools for professional text production and then examine how you can protect your data, desktop, emails, and online phoning and messaging from snoopers.

On the DVD: Kubuntu 14.10

20 Cool Rasp Pi Extensions!

The open hardware movement continues to add, improve, and reinvent itself. Faster, smaller, and smarter devices appear almost daily, inspiring makers as they address ever more diverse real-world problems. In this issue, our authors share their experiences monitoring environments Ð real and virtual, controlling systems, diagnosing problems, and extending their hardware.

Inside this issue of Raspberry Pi Geek, we have more amazing apps and cool projects you’ve come to expect from Raspberry Pi Geek. Storybooks, custom keyboard, color-coded cables: meet the most accessible Rasp Pi learning environment for young children. We'll also show you how to build an infrared camera with the Raspberry Pi and the ingenious NoIR camera module. We interview Alex Klein about Kano, a computer anyone can make; explore the HummingBoard; add an Arduino brain to a classic toy; and much more!

On the DVD: NOOBS 1.3.10