While reading this book, you may want further information on a particular feature. Some of the most important resources will be:
http://www.expressionengine.com/docs/—the ExpressionEngine documentation is very comprehensive, and it should be your first port of call when you want to learn more about a feature or tag.
http://expressionengine.com/forums—if you have a question or need support on any aspect of ExpressionEngine, this is the place to visit. Staffed by paid support representatives of EllisLab, as well as thousands of active members of the ExpressionEngine community, the support provided in these forums is phenomenal.
Note
To get the best results from the ExpressionEngine forums, always search the forums first in case your question has already been answered. When posting a question, include as much detail as possible regarding what you are trying to achieve—include your template code and/or a link to your website if possible.
http://expressionengine.com/showcase/—the ExpressionEngine showcase shows you the huge variety of sites that have been built using ExpressionEngine, and is a great place to get inspired.
http://expressionengine.com/wiki/Special:Categories—the ExpressionEngine wiki allows ExpressionEngine users to swap tips and tricks outside of the forums.
http://www.boyink.com/splaat/weblog/category/building-an-expressionengine-site/—Michael Boyink has produced a very comprehensive set of online tutorials for building a business website in ExpressionEngine (also available in a printed book) as well as building a church website.
http://www.solspace.com/—SolSpace is one of the biggest third-party developers of ExpressionEngine modules and plug-ins.
Last but not the least, you can download the code and images required to follow along in this book from http://www.packtpub.com/files/code/3797_Code.zip and http://www.packtpub.com/files/code/3797_Graphics.zip respectively, and you can view working examples of the code used in this book at http://www.leonardmurphy.com/book/.
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