How to start contributing to Drupal without Code
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Explains concrete, non-code ways to contribute: edit documentation, approve case studies, translate into the 16 supported languages, test UX and accessibility, run events and mentorship, write tutorials and blog posts, or register organizations on drupal.org/contribute and Planet. Shows how contributions are tracked on drupal.org (including issue queues with needs review status) and points to 30-minute tasks, global sprints, and first-time contributor workshops at DrupalCon; notes Drupal Association support from about $30/year and a repository of ~2,000 recorded sessions.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:58Why do people contribute
- 5:06Members of the Drupal community
- 6:29Where to start
- 8:51Contribution is better together
- 10:52Self evaluation tool
- 13:50Organisations
- 15:16Agencies
- 17:17Leadership
- 19:52Creatives
- 22:54Mentors
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