Update #101 Site building Research, building with Blocks

WordPress and Gutenberg Development News WordPress 5.1 is scheduled to be released February 21, 2019. It will come with Gutenberg version 4.8. Gutenberg 5.0 (relased last week) is available as plugin. It will require WordPress 5.x core version. Site Building Research Results #1 Background #2 Site building Journey of Bloggers #3 Site building Journey of…

It’s been over two weeks since the last update and a lot has happened. A new Gutenberg version, a release candidate for WordPress 5.1, and report on the site building research results. There are also a ton of awesome update in the next WordPress version. Make sure to check out the Field Guide. This post is also about education listing online courses, conferences and WordCamps, around the block editor. Lots of blocks for content creators, bloggers and small biz site owners and plenty of links for developers who want to build blocks. Enjoy and let me know what you are working on and what cool sites you built with Gutenberg blocks. Have a fabulous week! — 💕 🤗 Birgit

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WordPress and Gutenberg Development News

WordPress 5.1 is scheduled to be released February 21, 2019.
It will come with Gutenberg version 4.8.

Gutenberg 5.0 (released last week) is available as plugin. It will require WordPress 5.x core version.

Site Building Research Results

Subscribe to the http://make.wordpress.org/design blog for more updates.

Gutenberg / Block editor at upcoming WordCamps

Two months after WordPress 5.0 was released, I can’t imagine WordCamps without talks about Gutenberg or the new block editor. As it’s now integrated into Core, any talk about creating content, designing sites or writing plugins will have to also be about the block editor. I also know a few people, you have not had the time to dive into the block editor parts of WordPress, and just went with the Classic Editor. After reading the Site building Research results, I understand more about this segments of site builder and coaches. The main reason, I list the WordCamp talks here is that we can collectively look them up on WordPress.TV later this year, and also maybe catch ’em on LiveStream, should there be one. There is some serious FOMO going on, too. The first WordCamp in 2019 for me will be WordCamp Atlanta on May 3 + 4, 2019. I am also looking at WordCamp Leigh Valley, Philly, NYC and Boston later this year. Who knows, maybe we run into each other! 👋 Waving at all the fabulous WordCamp organizers, who spend months of their spare time to put these phenomenal conferences together. Thank them when you meet one!

WordCamp Miami, March 15 – 17, 2019

WordCamp Nordic March 7 + 8, 2019, Helsinki, Finland

  • Gutenberg Best Practices For WordPress Developers That Had No Time to Learn JavaScript Deeply
  • Gutenberg Cloud: Your blocks in the cloud (for every CMS)

WordCamp Phoenix, February 15 – 17, 2019

Our Live Q & A Shows

Gutenberg Times Live Q & A Feb 8th. with Sarah Semark, Mark Urain and Sarah James
Cover: Josepha Haden, Daniel Bachhuber, Jon Desrosiers (Gutenberg Times live Q & A March 8th)

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Content Creation & Publishing with Blocks

https://womenlovetech.com/5-lessons-learnt-from-upgrading-to-wordpress-5-and-gutenberg-editor/

Building Blocks

https://twitter.com/kjellr/status/1093582698134847495
https://www.elegantthemes.com/blog/resources/gutenberg-tutorials-for-developers
https://twitter.com/jschof/status/1093922225248440327

Online Courses & Conferences

https://twitter.com/jcasabona/status/1094349161972072448

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Update #102 -Blocks Galore and reviews, Tips and Tricks for developers & designers, on building blocks and themes for WordPress new block editor and more – Gutenberg Times says:

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