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This document discusses how to become a Drupal Hero by contributing to the Drupal community in various ways such as development, testing, documentation, translations, and user support. It provides links to resources on the Drupal.org website for getting involved in different initiatives and lists common barriers people have for not participating such as lack of time, experience or interest. The document encourages people to start contributing now and lists upcoming Drupal events and training sessions.
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Drupal Heroes
- 3. What's a Drupal Hero?
- 5. DevOps
- 9. Designers
- 10. UX Designers
- 11. Testers
- 12. Content Managers
- 13. Unicorns
- 14. You
- 15. They all contribute to Drupal
- 16. Do you want to be a Drupal Hero?
- 17. NO
- 18. Go away!!
- 19. 10 Reasons to be a Drupal Hero
- 20. 1. It's cool
- 21. 2. Karma
- 22. 3. Friends
- 23. 4. Travel
- 24. 5. Learning
- 25. 6. Influence
- 26. 7. Less work
- 27. 8. Money
- 28. 9. Career
- 29. 10. Help
- 30. What about now?
- 31. I don't know how to be a Drupal Hero
- 32. How to become a Drupal Hero?
- 41. And now?
- 42. I don't have enough time
- 43. Nobody cares about me
- 45. My engrish is really bad
- 46. I don't have experience
- 48. I'm not a Fanboy
- 49. Start Now!!
- 51. Today 15:00 Twig y otros“themas” 16:00 Migramos a Drupal 8 17:00 Perfiles de instalacion en D8 18:00 Herramientas de Multilenguaje D8 Tomorrow 10:30 Drupal 8 en accion 11:30 Drupal 8: Undercover initiatives 12:30 Construyendo sitios rapidos en D8
- 57. drupal.org to Drupal7 Upgrade https://drupal.org/community-initiatives/drupalorg/drupal7
- 58. Questions?
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