Review: Typo3 Enterprise Content Management

Review: Typo3 Enterprise Content Management

updated by rck, 2005-09-19

I've been asked to review a book. It's called Typo3 Enterprise Content Management, it's about Typo3 and it contains a lot of information.

In this article, I'm trying to find out the focus of the book, the target audience and try to write a bit about its content, too.

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Did you enjoy this article, was it helpful? Or was there something that's unclear, that you didn't like? Please comment so I can improve in further articles.

Also, I'd like to do a few polls to get to know you, my reader, better. Please log in to poll, I'm trying to make abuse a bit more difficult.

What's your Typo3-Level?

A few hundred people or bots visit this site every day. A lot of them are interested in CMS. I'd like to know: What's your Typo3 expertise?

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What's your CMS-Role?

Running a web site is a complex task. Implementing a CMS can make life easier, as it enables people to spread roles amongst each other. Which of the following roles would describe you best?

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Your favourite CMS topic?

A lot of my visitors are interested in CMS topics. phpWebSite themes for example seem to be an alltime-favourite. To help me find interesting things for you and maybe give Packt ideas for further books, please select your favourite CMS topic here.

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It started with an article
About the structure
Looking at the content (foreword to ch. 2)
Looking at the content (ch. 3 to end)
Conclusion
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