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Or the final video in this course I want to go over some of the standard documentation and also show

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you a few places to find the best resources for building on top of this fundamental course.

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As with previous videos all of the links to these resources can be found in the resources section on

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the right.

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So be sure to bookmark those.

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First off let's take a look at the.

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Go to ressource.

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The official in Genex documentation.

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The first section of the documentation covers some interesting and important concepts and there's a

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few tutorials as well for anyone coming from an Apache background.

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This tutorial on converting rewrite rules will be particularly important down here.

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We get what is the real documentation and the very first two links lists directives and variables.

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If a click through do these directives you'll see there is a fair few and if we take a look at this

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AWF basic directive we see a breakdown of what arguments this directive takes what its default value

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is.

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And a very convenient list of context where it may be used.

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I'll close that and go to the variables.

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And again same thing an alphabetical list of all the variables that engine X makes available with a

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description of what each provides.

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Back to the main page and the rest.

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Then comprises of all the official engine X modules.

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For example this Jesus module.

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We see all the directives this module uses and a handy example configuration.

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Then I've also added a single page technical article on the dos and don'ts of engine X..

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This is an absolute must read and will point out some significant pitfalls when configuring and Genex

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each section also demonstrates a good and bad example of what being discussed.

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This should be everything you need to cover you technically whilst exploring new functionality or as

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a reference when creating an engine X server.

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Next there's digital ocean's tutorials on engine X as a leading hosting provider for engine X based

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servers.

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Digital ocean really makes an effort with providing up to date tutorials on an enormous number of topics.

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If there's anything in particular you need to tackle from scratch go here and chances are there will

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be a practical well written to tauriel tutorials cover both the basics and more advanced topics.

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If you're planning on running WordPress on engine X then the official word press.

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Engine X page will be a great help.

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These are not as nicely formatted as those on digital ocean but they do provide a handy quick reference

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for configuring things like multi-site and provide a few solutions to common word prerace configuration

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issues.

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Finally a link to get how gruppo called engine X resources.

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This repo's very popular and contains a list of all the best resources online.

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The resources also include some more advanced articles.

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Should you wish to dig deep to engine excess architecture and history.