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By using field storage, we get access to translation.

We've defined the info files, made them dependent on the core module. That was fun!

Caching is fun to implement, but try to hold off until you have all your functionality in place. As someone somewhere surely said (OK, it was Donald Knuth), "Premature optimization is the root of all evil."

We could define our form messages as a nested array analogous to menu definitions— a form ID,

Fields offer the advantage of understanding translation for user-entered data. Therefore, using fields, there's a potential

the $conf variable --

http://api.drupal.org/api/drupal/developer--globals.php/global/conf/7

The concept of giving circles is out there, and gaining popularity, and there's a site trying to coordinate them: http://www.givingcircles.org/

Drupal 7 Module Development, as expected from knowing the authors, is an excellent book. As an author on another Drupal book, i can't give a Planet-posted review, but it's very good, it should be bought, and the things i think are incorrect i'm noting here until i can find the Packt errata submission form.

http://packtlib.packtpub.com/drupal-7-module-development/book

Good news: These problems were fixed by concerted re-saving of comment and node type forms.

Comment contents don't show up. Trying to investigate that, and…

http://definitivedrupal.org/admin/structure/types/manage/book/comment/display

git add -u

picks up the deleted files, and stages their deletion to be committed.

Also gets modified files. Still needs git add . to pick up the new files.

/var/local/db-backup/sqldump/

Didn't work:

<?php
  // Remove the current node ID, if present.  This looks crazy but it's fast,
  // see http://lixlpixel.org/php-benchmarks/remove-array-items-by-value
  if ($nids) {
    $nids = explode(',', str_replace($current_nid . ',', '', join(',', $nids)));
  }
?>

Worked: