Blockly Developer Summit 2018: Tips for Creating a Block Language with Blockly

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A Google TechTalk, 2018-09-20 and 21, presented by Andrew N. Marshall
ABSTRACT: A brief overview of language considerations when designing a block based language. Whether you're using icons, natural language, or code with syntax the design decisions you make should fit your intended audience.

About the speaker: Andrew has been a Blockly engineer for three years, and Googler for six. He has a long career in educational software, including language, medical, and military applications. When away from the computer, you’re likely to find him roaming up and down the coast on two wheels.



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