Update #48 Developing your own Blocks. Will Gutenberg make or break WordPress – a journey around the net.

The best Gutenberg boilerplate I can find till date is the one by @zgordon. Although that is not labeled as a #boilerplate, that really is. This is a big plus to his course. A great headstart to Gutenberg plugin development. https://t.co/OZt7r5SZlz#Gutenberg #WordPress

— Munir Kamal (@m_munirkamal) January 11, 2018

#Gutenberg design basics https://t.co/RWcolblpZo by Tammy Lister @karmatosed lead #core-editor "Have you ever wondered what something is called within Gutenberg? This guide is meant to help by giving the names and the expected behaviour of some of the basic design elements" pic.twitter.com/VjRfo2Xmga

— Birgit Pauli-Haack (@bph) January 11, 2018

Great read 👉 Gutenberg Guide: How to Build Your Next Site With It via @codeinwp @ColinNewcomerhttps://t.co/CyglNoQZYO#WordPress #Gutenberg #guide #learning #webdesign #teddybears #teddybear #bukowskidesign pic.twitter.com/ff2cP5zR6p

— Bubi (@bubithebear) January 10, 2018

Gutenberg Development ~ Beginner's Tip of the Day #26 🤓:

Using JSX to create your block UIs can save you time and provide cleaner, more readable code. 👍 📖 Read this Official Guide to Get Up and Running https://t.co/bdg3DSRfix #WordPress #Gutenberg #Deeply pic.twitter.com/6UWDtFat4K

— Zac Gordon (@zgordon) January 10, 2018

A shout out to all fellow #WordPress developers! Are you prepared for #Gutenberg's arrival? Worried or excited? https://t.co/PHnj6WEBbn #wpfi #wcjkl #webdevelopment

— Pixels Helsinki (@pixelshelsinki) January 10, 2018

How We Created A Custom Block For Gutenberg – The Profile Block @OrganicThemes https://t.co/mYDbpl2sye pic.twitter.com/p8aycSa1YE

— Erik Blair (@erikblair) January 10, 2018

Lots more discussion happening in the comments: https://t.co/hXVoDjtjWl

— Delicious Brains (@dliciousbrains) January 12, 2018

The New WordPress Editor: What You Need to Know about Gutenberg via WordPress VIP https://t.co/RBbt7xl0VI pic.twitter.com/3h5BpsFXIc

— ContentBlocks (@wpcontentblocks) January 10, 2018

It shouldn’t come as a surprise that one of the first things we’ll address this year will be the integration of our plugins in Gutenberg https://t.co/ENqO0BP2rA

— Nelio (@NelioSoft) January 10, 2018