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In fact, Elisp is not limited to extending Emacs functionalities: a good chunk (and admittedly not enough) of Emacs is written in it.
Learning Elisp will up your Emacs game tremendously, unlocking its full potential by writing functionalities either for your personal needs or to share with the world.
Please note that the more complex examples follow a coding style regarded as not so great: big monolithic functions instead of multiple small functional ones.
Byte compiler section is outdated but general coding style recommendations and sections about macros and profiling are still relevant to this day.
The CONTRIBUTE file is the official document describing the process. Additional development tips and coding conventions can be found in the Elisp Manual.
M-x view-emacs-todo shows a lists of TODO items you might want to work on. You can also browse the bug archive using M-x debbugs-gnu using the debbugs package.
