Drush 3.0: More Powerful, Flexible, and Magical
"Over the last few years Drush has matured significantly and has seen an incredible uptake in usage. It's become indispensable in the day to day workflow of innumerable Drupal users and has been accepted with open arms by contributed module developers who are finding new and wonderful functionality to expose via its clear command line interface.
Typolution
Panels, Panels Everywhere
Panels used to be restricted to the $content object. No more.
"Instead, using the power of Panels, you can control the entirety of your system with Panel layouts. You still have all of the content available from blocks, but you also gain the rich content that you can get from using contexts, plus the power of selection rules that can do pretty amazing things. And when it can't do the one amazing thing you really need, most of the time the plugin to do that amazing thing isn't actually that difficult to write.
Drupal 7 Without Panels? Hitler Responds.
Templating For More Efficient Drupal Theming
Chapter Three "came up with a list of elements inherent in 90% of Drupal sites, some basic, and some Drupal specific, to serve as a tool to make sure every last element had a style, including ones that were not obvious in the initial designs. Here is our list:
Header
Footer
H1 - H4
Body
Link
Unordered List
Blockquote
Code
Admin Tabs
Collapsable Field Sets
Block Headers
More button
Submit Button
Input Field
Tags
Pagination
Basic Node Style
Table Style
Error Message
Default Profile Layout
Blog title and Byline
Breadcrumbs"
