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CONTRIBUTING TO DRUPAL
 NO EXPERIENCE NEEDED! João Ventura (@jcnventura) Wunder Germany 4.12.2016 DRUPAL CAMP MUNICH 2016 #DCMUC16

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WIN YOUR OWN COMFY WUNDERBAG HOW? Sit On One, Tweet A Selfie With The New Captain Drupal Mag & Use #WinAWunderBag to enter! www.wunder.io/de

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Ways to contribute 1. CODE! • Drupal Core • Drupal contrib modules/themes 2. See 1.

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NOT ONLY.

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Other ways to contribute • Translations • Documentation • User group meetings • Events: DrupalCamps, Sprints • Mentoring www.drupal.org/contribute

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Translations Europe has a plurality of languages. If you’re fluent in something other than English, help to translate Drupal. www.drupal.org/contribute/translations localize.drupal.org/ www.drupal.org/project/l10n_client

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Translation workflow Untranslated Has no suggestion Has suggestion Translated

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DEMO

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Documentation We especially value the perspective of beginners on Drupal Documentation. https://www.drupal.org/contribute/documentation Once you login to d.o most pages should have an ‘Edit’ button.

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DEMO

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Drupal User Group Meetings Find your local group or create one groups.drupal.org/munchen Meeting types Bar/Café/Tea Social event Community Sessions (Tutorials, Case Studies, etc.)

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Drupal sprint organisation Help to create a sprint Advertise in local user groups Provide a venue (+ internet + power) Think about mentored sprints Or simply attend a sprint Media Sprint Dec 12-16 in Berlin https://groups.drupal.org/node/515164

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Drupal Camp organisation Drupal Camp Help to start it Help to make it happen Help during the event And after the event, make sure everyone stays friends.

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DrupalCon organisation DrupalCons are a >3000 attendees event, managed by the Drupal Association. But the local community is still somewhat involved. Volunteer to help in the event secret: you get a free t-shirt, and are invited to the volunteer’s dinner

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Drupal Associations Drupal Association Runs drupal.org Manages DrupalCon assoc.drupal.org/membership Local Association Drupal e.V.: www.drupal-initiative.de

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LET’S GET TECHNICAL

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d.o Issue Queues Drupal and all contrib modules have bug reports/feature requests created as issues. Some maintainers have multiple projects (e.g. Dave Reid) Not possible to answer all issues Some issues are simple “How to do this?” questions Solve the issue by improving the documentation.

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Issue queue workflow Active: no work yet. Needs work: fix proposed, but needs improvements. Needs review: fix proposed, needs to be tested. Reviewed & tested by the community (RTBC): proposed fix works!! Fixed: The proposed fix was committed. Party time!!! Closed: The state that all issues want to have.

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OK.. So.. What about code? • Drupal core • Highest visibility. • Lots of bike shedding. • Drupal contributed modules • Visibility depends on the popularity. • King-of-the-castle.

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Not only Drupal. • Linux (not easy to get into) - int **writtenInC (or assembly) • Apache / nginx (don’t know a lot about it..). Both C. • MySQL / MariaDB. (MariaDB is gathering momentum) C/ C++ • PHP (!!!) - also in C. • parse_url(‘tel:911') • jQuery, Symfony, composer, AngularJS, node.js, etc.

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Calling all heroes!

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[email protected] www.wunder.io/de Agnes-Pockels-Bogen 1, D1.019; 80992 München Wunder Germany d.o: jcnventura Phone: +49.89.85636307 [email protected] João Ventura Any questions??