Blockly Developer Summit 2018: How to Write a Good Pull Request

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A Google TechTalk, 2018-09-20 and 21, presented by Rachel Fenichel
ABSTRACT: What the Blockly team looks for in a pull request and how to be a good contributor to Blockly's codebase.

About the speaker: Rachel is a software engineer at Google and an expert in all things Blockly. She has spent the last three years working on Blockly and Scratch Blocks, and she can tell you more than you want to know about cross-platform mouse/pointer event handling.



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