Blockly Developer Summit 2018: How to Develop in Core Blockly

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A Google TechTalk, 2018-09-20 and 21, presented by Neil Fraser
ABSTRACT: Demo of how the Blockly team typically works in core Blockly and why you don't need to be compiling.

About the speaker: Neil joined Google twelve years ago to work on the synchronization algorithm for Google Docs. Since then he has worked on a number of projects, including Blockly. Outside of work, Neil builds robots, cycles, and plays with his 2yo daughter -- preferably not at the same time.



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