By blowski on

I've been learning Drupal for a couple of years now, and am finally at a point where I am happy offering Drupal to clients as my default CMS. As with most developers in my position, this simply wouldn't be possible without the CCK and Views modules, plus a few of the others.

Consequently, I'd love to start helping Drupal - but don't know how. My JavaScript, PHP and MySQL are all very poor - I focus more on usability, search engine optimisation, and HTML/CSS.

I don't want to feel like I'm a freeloader, but simply don't know how to help the Drupal community improve the product. Am I alone? I've seen a few blog posts with comments that suggest I'm not.

⋅ Categories: Drupal 6.x, Drupal 7.x

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lelizondo’s picture

lelizondo commented

Helping in the forums, improving the documentation, reporting bugs and theming are ways to help without knowing php and mysql..

http://drupal.org/contribute

Luis

Luis

vm’s picture

vm commented

how and where to help = http://drupal.org/contribute

defaultdemon’s picture

defaultdemon commented

A prayer is counted...