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Chris Lubkert

WP Tavern

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Courtney Robertson

Joe Simpson

Matt Mullenweg

Cory Miller

Anne McCarthy

Tara King

Morten Rand-Hendriksen

Dave Smith

Robert Jacobi

Josepha Haden

Oliver Sild

Cate DeRosia

Dan Maby

Leonardo Losoviz

OwlTail

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Discussing the WordPress economy with Chris Lubkert of Extendify

On the podcast today we have Chris Lubkert and Rich Tabor, from Extendify. Extendify is a library of block patterns and full page layouts which you can use inside of the Block Editor. Chris and Rich, as you will hear, decided a few years ago that they were going to dedicate themselves to working with blocks. They each had their own projects, but Rich recently joined the team because his vision aligned well with Chris’. That vision is to provide designs which you can import directly into WordPress with just a few clicks. From there you can edit them in your own way. And that’s the thrust of the podcast today. What is Extendify? How does it work? What can you achieve with it? What do they plan to build in the future?

#13 – Chris Lubkert and Rich Tabor on Building Sites With Extendify

About this episode.On the podcast today we have Chris Lubkert and Rich Tabor, from Extendify. Extendify is a library of block patterns and full page layouts which you can use inside of the Block Editor. Chris and Rich, as you will hear, decided a few years ago that they were going to dedicate themselves to working with blocks. They each had their own projects, but Rich recently joined the team because his vision aligned well with Chris’. That vision is to provide designs which you can import directly into WordPress with just a few clicks. From there you can edit them in your own way. Although it’s become more common to use blocks, a few years ago, the future of blocks, and whether or not they would be widely adopted, was still in doubt. So it was a brave move at the time to focus entirely on blocks. Whilst the promise of easy website creation is broadly the goal of blocks, they’re not always easy to create and style. And that’s where Extendify comes in with their library of designs which all work with core WordPress blocks. You pick a design, and it’s immediately pulled into your site and is editable. And that’s the thrust of the podcast today. What is Extendify? How does it work? What can you achieve with it? What do they plan to build in the future? If you’d like to find out more you can read Sarah Gooding’s article entitled -  Extendify Launches New Pattern Library Plugin.

About this episode. On the podcast today we have <a href="https://twitter.com/chrislubkert" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Chris Lubkert</a> and <a href="https://twitter.com/richard_tabor" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Rich Tabor</a>, from <a href="https://wordpress.org/plugins/extendify/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Extendify</a>. Extendify is a library of block patterns and full page layouts which you can use inside of the Block Editor. Chris and Rich, as you will hear, decided a few years ago that they were going to dedicate themselves to working with blocks. They each had their own projects, but Rich recently joined the team because his vision aligned well with Chris’. That vision is to provide designs which you can import directly into WordPress with just a few clicks. From there you can edit them in your own way. Although it’s become more common to use blocks, a few years ago, the future of blocks, and whether or not they would be widely adopted, was still in doubt. So it was a brave move at the time to focus entirely on blocks. Whilst the promise of easy website creation is broadly the goal of blocks, they’re not always easy to create and style. And that’s where Extendify comes in with their library of designs which all work with core WordPress blocks. You pick a design, and it’s immediately pulled into your site and is editable. And that’s the thrust of the podcast today. What is Extendify? How does it work? What can you achieve with it? What do they plan to build in the future? If you’d like to find out more you can read Sarah Gooding’s article entitled - <a href="https://wptavern.com/extendify-launches-new-pattern-library-plugin" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Extendify Launches New Pattern Library Plugin</a>.