1. Open up your Glide app and head over to your project.
2. Click on the "Settings" icon in the toolbar.
3. From the dropdown menu, pick "Integrations".
4. Find "Webhooks" in the list and give it a click.

1. Hit the "Create a new webhook" button.
2. Give your webhook a name so you can spot it later.
3. Enter the URL of the server that will handle the webhook events.
4. Choose the event types you want the webhook to listen for by ticking the right boxes (like "New Row Added" or "Row Updated").

1. If needed, tweak the webhook payload by adding headers or custom parameters.
2. Click the "Test Webhook" button to make sure everything's set up right. This will send a sample payload to your URL.

1. Once the test is successful, click "Save".
2. Your webhook will now show up under the "Active Webhooks" section.

1. Go back to your Glide project's main interface.
2. Set up actions or logic that will trigger the events you picked when creating the webhook.
3. Check that the events are being sent to the webhook URL by looking at logs or monitoring the server handling the webhook.

1. Every now and then, check the webhook logs in Glide’s "Webhook" section to make sure they're working right.
2. If there are any errors or issues, look at the server logs processing the webhook payloads.
3. Tweak settings or payload configurations as needed for better performance or debugging.

By following these steps, you can make the most of Glide’s webhook integration, allowing for real-time updates and smooth app functionality extensions.