@enqueue_russ @schutzsmith @wp_acf That’s fine until you have multiple environments and other devs to work with. I prefer to build ACF fields via PHP and commit them to a repo.

@enqueue_russ @schutzsmith @wp_acf I just build my own blocks using ACF and it gives me all the control I need + I can make them reusable across projects.

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@dimensionmedia @wp_acf I find this interesting. I came to many of the same conclusions as this approach does for building themes with reusable components.

Interesting: flyntwp.com/ is a “Component Based #WordPress Starter Theme for Developers” powered by @wp_acf (pro). t.co/kuWL3uY8vR

@kingkool68 @wp_acf > We plan to include the ACF Blocks feature with both the free and PRO versions of ACF 5.8.

Looks like the .org version is still 5.7.x though?

advancedcustomfields.com/blog/ac…

@kingkool68 @daljo628 @wp_acf Should be in the free version when 5.8 officially launches. 5.8 is due any day now.

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@wp_acf adds support for building blocks

advancedcustomfields.com/blog/ac…

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