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This document provides an overview of ways to contribute to Drupal 8, including contributing code, documentation, translations, testing, and more. It notes that Drupal has over 1 million sites and users but continues to need community support through funding, sponsorships, code sprints, and other efforts. The document provides links to resources on specific contribution areas like Twig, multilingual support, configuration management, and various core initiatives to make Drupal more mobile friendly, integrated, and accessible.
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- 17. But
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- 25. How you can help?
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