Making the web better. With blocks!
Read OriginalThe article discusses the proliferation of block-based editors in tools like WordPress and Notion, and the problem of these blocks being proprietary and non-standard. It introduces the Block Protocol, an open and free standard that allows blocks to be developed once and used across any compatible embedding application, aiming to create a shared ecosystem of reusable web components.
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