2022 Blockly Developers Summit: Contributing to Blockly

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A Google TechTalk, presented by Maribeth Bottorff, 2022/05/03.
ABSTRACT: Have you ever considered contributing to Blockly? There are many ways to contribute, from fixing bugs to answering questions in the forum. In this talk, Maribeth discusses why you should consider contributing, what you need to know, and how to get started.

About the speaker: Maribeth is a software engineer on the Blockly team. She works on the tooling for blockly-samples, documentation, and various Blockly features such as tooltips and toolboxes.

Maribeth spends her free time crocheting and playing board games (current favorite: Terraforming Mars).



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