May 31, 2005 at 02:00 PM

Third Mambo Book Published

Mambo German book cover

Addison Wesley launched the third Mambo book for German readers at Mamboday this weekend.
The author Hagen Graf was there to sign copies and all the copies were sold out before Mamboday officialy started.

Author Hagen shows you how to install and configure Mambo under Windows and Linux and describes in detail setting up your own mambo site. Hagen also discusses the extra functionality available via third party components and how to create them and shows you how to create your own templates.

You can buy the printed edition of the book online for 24.99Euro or as an eBook in PDF format for 17.95Euro

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