Update #38 Gutenberg Resources, blog posts, demos and code

Tweeting this as a pinned note to myself for future reference – feel free to share! 😎

Important #Gutenberg links:
===================https://t.co/5bwwEa8rUvhttps://t.co/6XW4MX9zQ6https://t.co/uktwQZ20xhhttps://t.co/YRvi0swU3L pic.twitter.com/duEJaY8gCW

— Cheryl Lynn (@YayCheryl) December 12, 2017

As someone supporting end users, the idea that current wp-admin is user-friendly is a fallacy when the alternatives are drag & drop WYSIWYG. Keep up the good work @karmatosed and #Gutenberg team — your work is necessary, & awaited with anticipation.

— Jared Bennett (@mrjarbenne) December 12, 2017

Yup yup! More #gutenblock examples coming 🙂

In the meantime:
– Check this plugin – https://t.co/uXRLFRwuyk
– And this boilerplate – https://t.co/JaLjkvO9pz

— Zac Gordon (@zgordon) December 12, 2017

If you're interested in what conditions cause a fallback and how that should be communicated, contribute here. https://t.co/muebG1dFxC

— Kevin W. Hoffman (@kevinwhoffman) December 12, 2017

Gutenberg Development ~ Beginner's Tip of the Day #5 🤓:

/blocks/library is where all of the default Gutenberg Blocks live. Check out how they are built – https://t.co/tsYb2BoLVC#WordPress #Gutenberg #Deeply pic.twitter.com/kq6h8T1qWl

— Zac Gordon (@zgordon) December 12, 2017

I think #Gutenberg proyect (#WordPress new editor) is really cool! Seems like advance technology, easy to use, but it's going to break a lot of things when It comes out for WP 5.0, so developers should start giving compatibility to it.

— Miguel Useche 🛹 (@skatox) December 12, 2017

Attrition is a risk. The rollout needs to manage expectations, educate, and give people time to learn. https://t.co/tI9TuAMLvj #Gutenberg

— Bridget Willard (@BridgetMWillard) December 12, 2017

Better Click To Tweet will be #Gutenberg ready (including a BCTT Gutenberg Block) by April. Evidence: pic.twitter.com/Pntls9NtNk

— Ben Meredith (@benUNC) December 12, 2017

Gutenberg and the WordPress of Tomorrow by Morten Rand-Hendriksen https://t.co/9Ofon3GBwp #wordpress #webdevelopment pic.twitter.com/qCodz1d2D7

— Tina Cook (@TinaCook) December 12, 2017