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3+ .. _about :
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66About This Guide
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1919
2020Here are some ideas why contribution is great:
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22- * Do you earn your income through the TYPO3 ecosystem? Contribute to keep it alive and going,
23- securing your work.
24- * Do you want to become a more experience developer? Or gather UX/UI expertise in a
25- large, broadly used system?
26- * Do you work in a company that has less sophisticated code testing and review capacities,
27- and you want to learn from the TYPO3, understand it, and use your
28- knowledge to work more effectively?
29- * Do you want to keep up to date with latest development, be a part of it to
30- shape it suit your needs? Have a democratic impact on a large project affecting
31- many people?
32- * If you know about fresh changes, it will make it much easier to perform updates
33- for your projects! If you spot breaking changes affecting your project,
34- you can much better give feedback on it and shape the final implementation.
35- * Get in touch with awesome, kind and dedicated like-minded people like you.
36- Be part of a community and feel connected, and see people appreciating your
37- help.
22+ * Do you earn your income through the TYPO3 ecosystem? Contribute to keep it alive and going,
23+ securing your work.
24+ * Do you want to become a more experience developer? Or gather UX/UI expertise in a
25+ large, broadly used system?
26+ * Do you work in a company that has less sophisticated code testing and review capacities,
27+ and you want to learn from the TYPO3, understand it, and use your
28+ knowledge to work more effectively?
29+ * Do you want to keep up to date with latest development, be a part of it to
30+ shape it suit your needs? Have a democratic impact on a large project affecting
31+ many people?
32+ * If you know about fresh changes, it will make it much easier to perform updates
33+ for your projects! If you spot breaking changes affecting your project,
34+ you can much better give feedback on it and shape the final implementation.
35+ * Get in touch with awesome, kind and dedicated like-minded people like you.
36+ Be part of a community and feel connected, and see people appreciating your
37+ help.
3838
3939How this guide is structured
4040============================
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5252For example:
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54- * :ref: `quickstart-create-a-patch ` walks you through making a change in the TYPO3
55- core (e.g. fix a bug or create a new feature).
54+ * :ref: `quickstart-create-a-patch ` walks you through making a change in the TYPO3
55+ core (e.g. fix a bug or create a new feature).
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5757
5858The chapters are structured as follows:
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60- * The chapters in :guilabel: `INTRODUCTION ` give you an introduction. They are not necessary
61- for contribution but will give you some background information which may make
62- some things easier.
63- * The chapters in :guilabel: `SETUP ` show how to setup a TYPO3 installation, Git and your
64- accounts for contribution. This is a necessary prerequisite for most actions
65- (e.g. creating a patch), but must be done only once. We recommend to start with
66- this.
67- * The chapters in :guilabel: `HOWTOS ` walk you through one task. In most cases, it is assumed
68- that you already setup your environment.
69- * :guilabel: `ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ` contains a cheat sheet
70- :ref: `git cheat sheet <cheat-sheet-git >`, :guilabel: `Troubleshooting `
71- and the :ref: `appendix ` which is a reference of some topics in more depth than what
72- was described in the main section. These pages near the end of the manual assume
73- that you are already familiar with contributing and serve as reference pages.
74-
75-
60+ * The chapters in :guilabel: `INTRODUCTION ` give you an introduction. They are not necessary
61+ for contribution but will give you some background information which may make
62+ some things easier.
63+ * The chapters in :guilabel: `SETUP ` show how to setup a TYPO3 installation, Git and your
64+ accounts for contribution. This is a necessary prerequisite for most actions
65+ (e.g. creating a patch), but must be done only once. We recommend to start with
66+ this.
67+ * The chapters in :guilabel: `HOWTOS ` walk you through one task. In most cases, it is assumed
68+ that you already setup your environment.
69+ * :guilabel: `ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ` contains a cheat sheet
70+ :ref: `git cheat sheet <cheat-sheet-git >`, :guilabel: `Troubleshooting `
71+ and the :ref: `appendix ` which is a reference of some topics in more depth than what
72+ was described in the main section. These pages near the end of the manual assume
73+ that you are already familiar with contributing and serve as reference pages.
7674
7775Conventions used in this guide
7876==============================
7977
80- * When referring to elements in the gui, we use this formatting:
81- :guilabel: `Add new SSH key `.
82- * Keystrokes are referred to by :kbd: `CTRL + c
78+ * When referring to elements in the gui, we use this formatting:
79+ :guilabel: `Add new SSH key `.
80+ * Keystrokes are referred to by :kbd: `CTRL + c
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8785Other ways to contribute
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9290You can find general information here:
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94- * General information about the various `Teams & Committees <https://typo3.org/community/teams/ >`__
95- * General information on how you can `Contribute and Get Involved <https://typo3.org/community/contribute/ >`__
92+ * General information about the various `Teams & Committees <https://typo3.org/community/teams/ >`__
93+ * General information on how you can `Contribute and Get Involved <https://typo3.org/community/contribute/ >`__
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97- .. _contribute :
95+ .. _contribute :
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9997Contribute to this Guide
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