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PEAR (PHP Extension and Application Repository)
PEAR is a way to code in PHP, there are PEAR guidelines and suggestions for coding so that your PHP code matches the repository framework. Once installed, PEAR is a distribution system for code that has been created and accepted into the repository (providing reusable PHP components).
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Linux Command Reference Library
If it has been a while since you thought and breathed in Linux commands, it may be helpful to check out this reference page. It gave me the quick review that I needed!
Fedora as server?
Fedora is a great 'flavor' of the Linux OS- it works well as a Desktop. What if you are going to use it as a server? This link has a lively discussion on the topic. Most notably is the little tip about how to strip away the GUI:
edit a line in /etc/inittab:
id:5:initdefault:
to read:
id:3:initdefault:
and reboot.
Beginners Drupal CookBook
A customization handbook for Drupal beginners. Drupal seems to be popular among UC departmental web developers: at least there is a lot of talk about it. I never liked that their slogan is "You don't have to know how to program (especially in PHP) to use Drupal". I like to program and to learn all about programming. But this would make a good reference for anyone wanting to learn all about Drupal.