With last Friday’s release Gutenberg is considered “Feature Complete” and the contributors switched focus to bug fixes, enhancements, backwards compatibility and API stability. Also, the core team is getting ready to finalize design on the “Try Gutenberg” prompt. We see a lot more sophisticated Gutenberg blocks surfacing and site owners and agencies are sharing their […]
Category Archives: Updates
Update #77 – New User Tool Tips, Testing Themes, More Blocks, a Roadmap and Developers Chiming In
Was last week geared mostly towards developers, this week, the round-up has more resources for users, site owners and consultants dealing with transition and how to make Gutenberg work for their sites. Of course, a few more developer resources are a listed as well. Grab your cup o’Joe or Green Tea, Kombucha, Beer or Wine […]
Update #76 Roadmap announced, User Feedback and Blocks Galore
The biggest story is Matt Mullenweg’s announced roadmap for the Gutenberg roll-out to thousands more users with wp.com as well as the “Try Gutenberg prompt” and integration into core to get ready for the WordPress 5.0 release. Tammie Lister created a feedback from for all the users. We also list more plugins providing custom blocks […]
Update #75 – Find more blocks to add to your Gutenberg site and more
In this short round-up you’ll find micro-tutorials on how to use Gutenberg 3.1, ways Gutenberg will change your business, more blocks plugins, photos around the world and how to start contributing to Gutenberg Table of Contents Developing Gutenberg Working with Customers Using Gutenberg #280Blocks For Developers Developing Gutenberg Working with Customers Using Gutenberg #280Blocks For […]
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. The 3.0.1 version was already on its way on June 5, 2018This Round-up post has again an awesome array of links for developers, users and site owners on how to […]
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 in Themes Photos around the World Gutenberg Development & Core Team Rethinking the separation between editor and blocks for Gutenberg “Existing blocks/plugins will continue to work properly for several Gutenberg […]
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 Building course, ServerPress provides a blueprint for Gutenberg testing in a local environment, WordPress VIP announced free resources for the coming weeks. Gutenberg developers released a new version (2.7) which […]
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 do to the ecosystem. New blocks being released. Users discover Gutenberg. And how consultants get their clients’ sites ready.
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 especially using Gutenberg with a keyboard and logged quite a few issues on the GitHub repository. Gutenberg will be demonstrated at #18NTC's WordPress Day. Read a great article about Why […]
Update #66 – Try Gutenberg prompt in 4.9.6, Mobile and Blocks development – Getting ready for site owners, Around the world and more
Another Roundup of resources, discussions and news around Gutenberg – the new visual editor coming to WordPress in 2018 – Covered: Getting ready for site owners, photos from meetups and WordCamps and block development