Drush, which stands for the “DRUpal SHell”, is a command line interface to Drupal that bills itself as a “swiss army knife” for Drupal developers. The rule of thumb is that if there’s a commonly run task that involves many clicks on a Drupal site, there’s probably a Drush command for it. Drush is also one of the best kept secrets in the Drupal community. Due to its nature it won’t end up in any Drupal.org usage lists, but there is no denying the improvement in workflow that people experience when starting to use it.

Building Drupal Faster with Drush 2.0

Drupal has a lot of forms to fill out and not all of them may be just the way you want or need them to be. Modifying forms is a topic that is often met with groans but once you understand the two methods to accomplish the task and the basic, underlying concepts, it really isn't that hard to do at all.

• Modifying Forms in Drupal 5 and 6 | Lullabot
• Using hook_theme to modify Drupal forms | adaptivethemes

A large collection of Drupal tutorial podcasts in HD format.

Mustardseed Media Video Podcast | Mustardseed Media Inc.

Views 2 provides a well structured theming environment allowing presentation control for each element of your view. And in my humble opinion, it rocks!

Theming Views 2 – The Basics | Group 42

Drupal theming has changed with Drupal 6 and so has the Views theming with Views 2 that ships with Drupal 6. Below is a quick introduction to the new theming approach in Drupal 6 and Views 2.

Theming Views in Drupal 6 | The Agile Approach

NicEdit Javascript integrates into any site in seconds to make any element/div editable or convert standard textareas to rich text editing.

• NicEdit - WYSIWYG Content Editor, Inline Rich Text Application
• nicEdit WYSIWIG Editor | drupal.org