This document discusses using Gutenberg to build custom applications. It begins with an overview of Gutenberg and introduces a Gutenberg Object Plugin that structures Gutenberg block data to be accessible via an API. The document then presents a case study of a company that built a headless e-commerce site using WordPress, Gutenberg, GraphQL, and React. It encourages trying out the Gutenberg Object Plugin and code on GitHub to explore using Gutenberg for custom applications.
4. <!— wp:Roy Sivan —>
Senior Software Engineer
The Walt Disney Company
I don’t work at Pantheon, I’m a big fan.
<!— /wp:Roy Sivan —>
^ subtle foreshadowing
5. More about me
• First install of WP was a beta
• Consulting: arcctrl.com
• Find my courses on lynda.com
• Everywhere Important: @royboy789
28. Access via API
Add Gutenberg data
to regular API
endpoint return
/wp/v2/posts
/wp/v2/posts/:id
Allows you to get
only the Gutenberg
data
/gutes-db/v1/:id