Drupalize.me - feedbacks

I haven't tried either of the two you listed, so I have a limited perspective.

Node one has some free screencasts that I think are excellent.
I'm a Drupal 7 noob, but I would say my skill level is now reaching average thanks to these videos.

I've watched these two, in this order, and recommend it that way.
Views- It's 30 videos that walk you through the views interface, and does a good job of explaining (almost?) everything. It alone will
http://dev.nodeone.se/en/taming-the-beast-learn-views-with-nodeone

These videos show how to integrate views into pages, and get page manager to pass variables to your view.
Page Manager
http://dev.nodeone.se/en/learn-page-manager

He/They have a article with a pretty graph about the drupal learning curve here:
http://dev.nodeone.se/en/the-drupal-learning-curve-a-configurators-view

/2cents

Drupalize.me contains a large library of quality training videos based only around Drupal.

Lynda.com only has a few Drupal videos and those are pretty introductory.

So I think drupalize.me is the clear winner, and the best paid learning tool available. If you don't want to pay, mustard seed produces some very good videos, as well as learn by the drop and gotdrupal.

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I've used both Lynda.com and Drupalize.me and they are both great resources.

Lynda.com has fewer Drupal specific videos, but they are great when you're first starting out. Each of their videos are set up as part of a series that build one on the next so it's easy to get going when you aren't sure what you should learn next. Of course Lynda.com also has a ton of videos on all kinds of other topics, and at only $25/month it's a real bargain.

Drupalize.me also has really good videos, and they definitely cover a lot more of the intermediate and advanced topics like CCK, Views, Panels, OG, module development, theming, etc. etc. etc. They also have collections of videos that are meant to be watched as a series, but their method of adding them to a queue doesn't quite work optimally. It's better to just watch them all in a row. That being said, Addison tells me they are working to improve that this year. Drupalize.me costs a little more per month than Lynda.com, but it contains a lot more Drupal specific content.

CashWilliams also mentioned Mustard Seed Media and their video podcast, and they are also really good. I've worked with Bob from Mustard Seed when he helped my church build our new website and he really knows his stuff. I've learned a lot from him as well.

So, if you have a budget for purchasing education resources, you won't go wrong with Lynda.com or Drupalize.me. If you don't have the $$$ (or just don't want to spend it) there are a lot of other free resources to watch from the different places mentioned here, but you may not get the guidance of what to watch in what order to ensure that you're learning things in a way that makes sense and gets you over the learning curve as quickly as possible.

I am a big fan of drupalize.me. I use it a lot, even when I just need a refresher on something. I would also take a look at tutr.tv because it is an aggregator. I haven't checked out buildamodule yet, but the guy behind it is very nice and seems to know his stuff, so I'd look into that too.

We've also been talking about doing a Hello Drupal here in Houston or something similar. That would be very beginner level, but worth checking out. I hope to post something about that soon.