Category: News
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Update #74 Gutenberg 3.0 and more
June 4, 2018, the team released another milestone version of Gutenberg. The version 3.0 has “a mile long change log” as Jeff Chandler calls it.…
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Gutenberg Developers at the WordPress VIP Workshop
Gutenberg lead designer, Tammie Lister and developer Miguel Fonseca, held multiple talks on Gutenberg at the Workshop 2018 hosted by the WordPress VIP Team. Watch…
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Update #73 Downloads grow fast, block development tutorials grow popular, more community events around Gutenberg
With Gutenberg editor becoming more stable and approaching feature completeness, the download stats of the plugin show its growth at an ever higher rate. Blogs…
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Update #72 Gutenberg Webinars & Courses, Blocks at Google I/O, preparing your themes and clients and more
Table of Contents Gutenberg Development & Core Team What is Gutenberg? A Vision for the Web Online Education Events Blocks Galore #280Blocks Handling Gutenberg Blocks…
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Update #71 Building Blocks, Gutenberg 2.8 and more
Today roundup includs a collection of new Gutenberg Blocks and shared knowledge around building Gutenberg Blocks by developers. Also Gutenberg’s next version was released with…
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Update #70 – More Tools for Web builders developing for Gutenberg, Plugin & Themes updates
Quite a few more people started updating tools and tutorials to assist with the migration and transition to Gutenberg: Zac Gordon updated his Gutenberg Block…
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Update #69 Gutenberg Updates, Plugins Compatible, Publishers Using, Developers making blocks – a Community Round-up
Before we head into the Round-up of community voices, I have two graphics for you from the advanced view of the Gutenberg plugin. The first…
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Update #68 Plugins getting ready for Gutenberg, #280blocks & more
This week, we learned about even more plugins working toward Gutenberg compatibility. Also, birds-eye-views on the next generation WordPress visual editor and what it will…
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Update #67 Developer APIs expanded, plugins auditing, more blocks & How-tos
This week's Update of Gutenberg included changes to the developer APIs to extend Gutenberg's sidebar and block options. Also, the Accessiblity team did intensive testing…
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Moving Paragraphs, Adding images, the slash command and beyond.
You have installed the Gutenberg plugin on your site. Now what? This post has a few short how-to-videos to that get you over some speed…