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The first and only comprehensive guide to decoupled Drupal, available now.

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Part 1: Decoupled Drupal fundamentals

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  1. The changing web
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  2. The server side: From monolithic to decoupled CMS
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  3. The client side: From static to dynamic pages
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  5. Advantages of decoupled Drupal
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“A must-have guide to decoupling Drupal ... When you finish reading, I think you will agree that decoupled Drupal is an essential element of the bright future in front of Drupal.”

\n Dries Buytaert, Drupal project lead and Acquia founder\n
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“This is a really great book. I’ve been reading blog posts by Preston, hearing him present, and asking him questions on decoupled every chance I can get and I’m so glad to have those thoughts in a physical form I can read through and consult whenever I have questions.”

\n Greg Knaddison, Drupal Security Team member\n
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“I believe I have found my guide by picking up the book Decoupled Drupal in Practice ... I found Preston’s back-to-basics approach to be very helpful and it provided the context I needed. It allowed me to look at past projects and recognize how they were the beginnings of progressive decoupling. As I move further along in the book, I’m feeling more confident and finding my place in the decoupled conversation.”

\n Andy Olson, Senior Front-End Developer at Bounteous\n
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“Covers pretty much everything you want to know about decoupled Drupal right now.”

\n Nick Selvaggio, Director of IT at American Diagnostic\n
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Available now

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