Book review: Mambo - Visual Blueprint
Mambo is an open source content management system (CMS), authored using PHP and running on the Apache web server. It's a popular and flexible system with a healthy user community and plenty of support. However, for all the ease of use and configurability, a system like Mambo is still a complex bit of software and it takes some work to get the best out of it. The danger with Mambo and similar systems (such as PHP-Nuke), is that it's easy to just dive in and get something that sort-of works. The aim of the Mambo: Visual Blueprint is to provide readers with a fast way into configuring and getting the best out of Mambo.
The book is clearly aimed at users rather than developers or system administrators. This means the emphasis is less on how to extend the system with new code or hacking into the PHP source or how to best set up Apache and MySQL, and more on how to use Mambo to create a dynamic, interactive web site.
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