phpBBHacks.com was mentioned a few times in Internet Intern: phpBB 2, a German phpBB book from Data Becker. It was released back in October, but this is the first that I have seen of it. A big thanks to everyone involved.

The book was authored by Stefan Paulus, Maik Schlicker, Peggy Tytschkowski and my friends Christian Knerr and Karsten Ude. Although I cannot read German, I am sure that this is worth a look for anyone who can and is interested in learning how to operate a phpBB.

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phpBBHacks.com was mentioned a number of times in a new book from Packt Publishing called phpBB: A User Guide.

This book is an abridged version of the previously published Building Online Communities with phpBB. So, if you want a phpBB book, but don’t want to know some of the more intricate details (such as how to write a hack) and would like to save a little money, you may want to take a look at it.

I served as a Technical Reviewer on that book and as this book is but a shorter version of that one, I also served as a Technical Reviewer on this one. It was written by Stoyan Stefanov and my friend Jeremy Rogers (a longtime member of the phpBBHacks.com Support Team). Congratulations to them on the release and thank you to Packt for allowing me and us (phpBBHacks.com) to be a part of it.

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Just ran the network traffic numbers (pageviews) for the network for the month of January 2006. It was the best month we’ve ever had by that metric. It came in at just under 2.7 million pageviews. It’s the first time that we’ve ever reached 2.5 million pageviews before, as well. Slowly, surely…

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