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[[Image:Hacking_World_of_Warcraft.gif|thumb|The front cover of the book]] | [[Image:Hacking_World_of_Warcraft.gif|thumb|The front cover of the book]] | ||
'''Hacking World of Warcraft''' is part of the [http://www.extremetech.com/ ExtremeTech] series of books produced by [http://www.wiley.com/ Wiley Publishing]. It was written by [ | '''Hacking World of Warcraft''' is part of the [http://www.extremetech.com/ ExtremeTech] series of books produced by [http://www.wiley.com/ Wiley Publishing]. It was written by [[Dan Gilbert]] (author of [[Atlas (AddOn)|Atlas]]) and [[User:Cladhaire|Jim Whitehead]] (author of [http://www.wowinterface.com/downloads/fileinfo.php?id=4673 PerfectRaid] and [http://www.wowinterface.com/downloads/info5108-Clique.html Clique]) in 2006 and 2007, and was published in June of 2007. | ||
The book provides a broad introduction to the topic of WoW [[Interface Customization]]. The first chapter of the book covers basics including finding, installing, and managing [[addons]]. The rest of the first half then serves as a guide to many of the most popular addons. Finally, the second half presents a couple of in-depth projects which will help the reader learn how to create addons. [[Macros]] are also covered in the second half. | The book provides a broad introduction to the topic of WoW [[Interface Customization]]. The first chapter of the book covers basics including finding, installing, and managing [[addons]]. The rest of the first half then serves as a guide to many of the most popular addons. Finally, the second half presents a couple of in-depth projects which will help the reader learn how to create addons. [[Macros]] are also covered in the second half. | ||