Gutenberg will merge with WordPress Core in 2018
The original collection was posted on Storify on Jan 2, 2018 and has been duplicated here to preserve it past Storify End of Life in May 2018.
Are you concerned with how the Gutenberg #WordPress editor is going to affect your existing #content? Don't be. @vegasgeek shares his insight here: https://t.co/tk1rf0g9m0. Remember, big changes do not necessarily mean bad changes. pic.twitter.com/AQszX4sThF
— WebDevStudios (@webdevstudios) January 2, 2018
Will Gutenberg Editor Make or Break WordPress?
Dear WordPress friends, Get ready for Gutenberg with @zgordon https://t.co/jXNTp5Z2Fq
— Chris Badgett – WordPress eLearning Entrepreneur (@ChrisBadgett) January 2, 2018
Just wrote my first article using Gutenberg. Was seriously amazing! Structuring my thoughts was easier, and adding code snippets in an article no longer means forever using text-only mode for the whole article xD
— Caleb Burks (@WPprodigy) January 2, 2018
Gutenberg is the Next-Generation Engine for WordPress https://t.co/6HSCzHm3pf via @simpledream
— Peter Slutsky (@pslutsky) January 2, 2018
#ACF and #Gutenberg are currently not working great together, so I made an react wrapper to load ACF in the upcoming new #WordPress editor. 👨💻🎉🍾 It is not finished yet, but testable: https://t.co/8YMbLpj5eR
— Christian Tschugg (@iantsch) January 2, 2018
Gutenberg Development ~ Beginner's Tip of the Day #20 🤓:
— Zac Gordon (@zgordon) January 2, 2018
Yes. You do actually need to know some React to work with Gutenberg. Or at least you will learn some React in learning Gutenberg 😉 #thisisagoodthing#WordPress #Gutenberg #Deeply
Getting ready for Gutenberg – https://t.co/DlI9OL0L9s More about our plans for members and nonprofits at @nptechdata pic.twitter.com/4uEzoInZAw
— WP4Good Club (@wp4good) January 2, 2018
Gutenberg Development ~ Beginner's Tip of the Day #19 🤓:
— Zac Gordon (@zgordon) January 1, 2018
Use this helpful online tool to convert any SVG into valid JSX that can be copied and pasted as the icon for your custom block https://t.co/rj689I6Zq2#WordPress #Gutenberg #Deeply pic.twitter.com/czlXV4fVqx
Where Gutenberg Leads Us
#Gutenberg: what is it good for? https://t.co/cRWh8BQiqf A look at the new #WordPress editor from the Writer and Agency lens with @inplaneterms pic.twitter.com/RslJCOBKWb
— TinyMCE (@tinymce) December 31, 2017
Question on @Quora: How will Gutenberg affect page builder developers? https://t.co/r3lOjjpD1u pic.twitter.com/l3NEduZJU1
— Birgit Pauli-Haack – next #WCEU (@bph) December 28, 2017
#wcpub unconference session on Gutenberg and how Publishers might be impacted. Conversation lead by @aaronjorbin pic.twitter.com/clwqLZ7Yah
— @mcdwayne@mastodon.social Dwayne McDaniel (@McDwayne) August 18, 2017
Heck yeah! Just finished the last example for my Gutenberg Course!!!
— Zac Gordon (@zgordon) December 31, 2017
Example #13 – Dynamic Widget Blocks with Pure React Components leveraging state and the REST API 🙂
Made my goal of finishing before the end of the year!!! Should be edited by tomorrow 🙂 pic.twitter.com/YSPxCcGW7U
