I own two of DNN 4 books, from WROX. I don't find them interesting or even usefull.

It's a kind of wasted money.

If I am new to DNN and don't have time to explore and understand all of the code, it will be interesting to have a book describing all the modules available in DNN package, with clear examples showing you, what you can do with that, and how can you do this.

Next, show some coding examples, more pictures, more step by step.

It's just a suggestion for writing your next book.

I' m tired to read very word compresses readme.txt of the modules and waste time on experimentation.

Thanks,

angry customer.

To the OP:

Check out http://www.dotnetnuke.com/guidedtour

While it's slightly outdated, it's a good "walkthrough."

there is a problem with Open Source software that development is hardly predictable months in advance, not even for authors with intensive imagination. Unfortunately, the core team is still struggling to provide a central resource of information; currently most bits are spread around various documents, blogs, forum posts and some tweets, which makes it hard to follow. Hopefully this will be solved not too far in the future.