NodeOne: Panels 3.7 In-Place Editor - quick demo -
The new Panels 3.7 contains an awesome In-Place Editor that allows editing a panel page without going to its administration page. Here’s a quick screencast on how to use it.
Guess I better get my own Drupalcamp Wisconsin presentations up here too, huh?
Damien McKenna: My Drupalcamp Wisconsin presentations -
We love drush here - and this is a great little tutorial on how to use the newest drush 3 features effectively.
Lullabot: New features in Drush 3 - It just keeps getting better. Seriously. 
So… Drush. Are you using it yet? If not get drushing!—or whatever you call it. If you're not familiar with it, Drush is a command line interface for Drupal sites. It's the bees knees, if you ask me. You can use it to enable/disable modules, run update.php, get a SQL dump of your site, and all sorts of other magically delicious things.
The problem is, it just keeps getting better. I almost can't keep up with it! The recent release of Drush 3 includes all sorts of goodies, and every day I seem to find more and more. I'm going to take a quick look at a few of them that I'm most excited about.
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Gizra.com: Views and Panels Ajaxified -
This is a handy brief tutorial on making your panels and views use Ajax
Fusion Drupal Themes: Acquia's Fusion Theming Webinar Recording is Now Available -
In case you missed it, the recording of June 17th’s Acquia Webinar on Fusion Theming is now available along with the Slideshare presentation.
FunnyMonkey: Mailhandler and MIME Router -
The combination of Mailhandler and MIME Router allows you to set up your site to take posts via email, and to route attachments into filefields.
Many of you are probably familiar with the book Front End Drupal: Designing, Theming, Scripting.
One of the book's authors has just released a new Ebook for the first time themer. Emma Jane Hogbin has written a succinct Creative Commons book that is adapted from her big Front End book, but which goes into more detail about how to get started in theming. This book is a very good introduction, leading the novice themer down a gentle path of gettting a working theme while starting with a mockup in Photoshop, GIMP, or some other design tool.
The ebook covers theming concepts, building regions, using template variables, style sheets, and much more. Although there are many different sets of documentation on theming Drupal, I don't think I have seen another document that explains so many topics on theming in such a clear manner (and in so few words). The book is 29 pages of dense, yet easy-to-understand text. If you follow through the book, you will end up creating a basic theme, and more importantly you will have a pretty thorough understanding of what all those mysterious files actually do, and how you can use them to build more powerful and exotic themes yourself.
