Podcast: Gutenberg Changelog
Keep up-to-date with the newest features, community voices and designs of Gutenberg, the new block editor of WordPress in this bi-weekly podcast hosted by Birgit Pauli-Haack, curator of Gutenberg Times and our special guest. It’s for designers, developers, DIY site owners and consultants. We don’t go deep. We’ll provide context and connect the dots.

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Dynamic Blocks, WordPress for Enterprise and Attachment Templates — Weekend Edition 282
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Howdy, Part of life is change and adjustment to new situations, and being adaptive is a skill that needs to be practiced. It’s never easy. For my personal life as well as for web development,… Continue reading →
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Call for testing WordPress 6.5, page builders yes or no, Data Liberation and more — Weekend Edition 280
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Howdy, We are 31 days away from WordPress 6.5 Beta 1, the version that closes the new version for new features. In so far it’s early, lots of work can still go into the next… Continue reading →
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Gutenberg Changelog #94 – State of the Word, Gutenberg 17.2, 17.3 and 17.4, WordPress 6.5, Migrating from Classic Theme to Block Theme
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January 5, 2024

In this episode, Sarah Norris and Birgit discuss State of the Word, Gutenberg 17.2, 17.3 and 17.4. They take a sneak peek at the WordPress 6.5 roadmap, and they discuss steps on migrating from a… Continue reading →
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Roadmap 6.5, theme handbook, Course on Data Layer, Create a Slider block – Weekend Edition 277
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Howdy, I am very excited about the State of the Word on Monday and will watch the live stream. It will bring everyone in the WordPress space together and imagine the future, building on the… Continue reading →
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Responsiveness, styling the details block, create block theme plugin and so much more – Weekend Edition 276
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Howdy, The Winter in Munich comes with big steps. If you are interested, I shared a photo from last night on X (former Twitter) . I am all excited as I haven’t seen that much… Continue reading →
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Gutenberg Changelog #93 – Gutenberg 17.1, Command Palette, Data Views and Grid Layout
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November 24, 2023

In this episode, Isabel Brison and Birgit Pauli-Haack discuss Gutenberg 17.1, the Command Palette, experimental Data Views and Grid Layout Show Notes / Transcript Show Notes Special guest: Isabel Brison Transcript Birgit Pauli-Haack: Hello, and… Continue reading →
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Gutenberg Changelog #92 – Twenty-Twenty-Four, WordPress 6.4 and Gutenberg 16.9 and 17.0
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November 10, 2023

Birgit Pauli-Haack and Jessica Lyschik discuss the latest default theme, Twenty-Twenty-Four, the latest WordPress release 6.4 and the last two Gutenberg plugin releases. Show Notes / Transcript Show Notes Special Guest: Jessica Lyschik Announcements Community… Continue reading →
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Gutenberg Changelog #91 – WordPress 6.4, Gutenberg 16.8 and what’s in the works
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October 16, 2023

Joni Halabi and Birgit Pauli-Haack discuss WordPress 6.4, Gutenberg 16.8 and what’s been worked on outside current releases Show Notes / Transcript Show Notes Joni Halabi, senior developer at Georgetown University What’s released First Dev… Continue reading →
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Font Library punted, WordPress 6.4 sneak peek, Design tools for Artists, create block package, and so much more – Weekend Edition 271
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Howdy, Seems Summer break is over for many developers, designers, and site builders, and they came back inspired to write and share their learning with the rest of the community. There is a ton of… Continue reading →
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Hallway Hangouts Galore, Recipes in the Block Cook Book, Default Theme and much more—Weekend Edition #269
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Howdy, We are running towards WordPress 6.4 Beta 1! Gutenberg 16.7 RC candidate was released this week. What are you most excited about for this major WordPress release? For me, it’s the Block Hooks that… Continue reading →