Developer Hours: Building better WordPress blocks with the create-block package

In this installment of WordPress Developer Hours, we dove into the functionalities of the create-block package. Developed to simplify and accelerate the process of building custom WordPress blocks, this package has become an indispensable tool for developers of all levels.
In addition to covering the fundamentals of the create-block package, the presentation showcased often overlooked features such as external project templates and variants, among others. So, whether you're starting with block development or an experienced pro, this session will help you build better blocks.
Topics covered:
- What is the "create-block" tool and how to use it
- External project templates and variants for the "create-block" tool
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Links from the video:
- "create-block" tool Documentatation: developer.word...
- External Project Templates for the "create-block" tool: developer.word...
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[@cholo2605]

Thanks amazing tutorial!!!!

[@dopetag]

Nice introduction! Keep these tuts coming 👌

[@AlexFreixa18]

This is a video of great value, thanks for your help!

[@andreranulfo-dev8607]

create-block is life!

[@codingtostopprocrastinatio9748]

Documentation is poor. Can not find proper examples.

[@andreranulfo-dev8607]

@@codingtostopprocrastinatio9748 WordPress is nota very know for this documentation.

[@codingtechbikash]

my blocks are not shown i have followed video upto 23:30 minute so l left video , is there same issue faced like me by others? Please

[@BrianHenryIE]

> templates can be hosted on npm
Is it possible to reference a GitHub repo directly, ideally a specific branch?

[@WorldsWorstWebDeveloper]

Why did your build folder just magically appear? I have to run start or build to get that to show up

[@anasouardini]

I just spent the last week understand Wordpress, and from my JS dev (with months of using JS frameworks like Nextjs) I say that WP is not a CMS, but more than that. Correct me if I'm wrong.

[@CGAR_420]

It's a CMS. Authentication server. Database. And more

[@taunado]

@@CGAR_420 Some say it's the second coming