Update #53 About WordPress Gutenberg

Get Started With Gutenberg Development. This guide has best curated resources for developers to help you build gutenberg plugin or theme. If you come across a good resource or tool please let me know & I will add it.https://t.co/U3bKpFeowp#WordPress #Gutenberg #DeveloperGuide

— Gutenberg Hub (@GutenbergHub) January 22, 2018

Another guide created focusing on the Gutenberg users/beginners. There are currently fewer resources I am able to find but again this will also keep updated as new resources come out.#Gutenberg #WordPress https://t.co/kjfNMuuWaa

— Munir Kamal (@m_munirkamal) January 22, 2018

Over the weekend I built my first #Gutenberg block. I wrote an article about what I learned: https://t.co/TYY49Vgz34

— Bill Erickson (@BillErickson) January 22, 2018

This all sounds like a huge mess honestly. I don’t think a decent Gutenberg-based editing experience is going to be remotely feasible for more complex layouts at the (low-ish) budget many of the projects I work on are at. https://t.co/1l4j4uGLjd

— Jacob Peattie (@JakePT) January 22, 2018

Caxton by @pootlepress adds new blocks to WordPress’ Gutenberg editor. Just released in beta. First block is a PostGrid block. We saw a video earlier. Now the plugin is available on WordPress repository. https://t.co/yg8o3osKh9

— Gutenberg Times (@gutenbergtimes) January 23, 2018

We've been experimenting with Gutenberg: read @matth_eu's experience adding compatibility to https://t.co/ojjOMaMowM 🚀https://t.co/1pF8wu7fNS

— Human Made (@humanmadeltd) January 22, 2018

Our take on Gutenberg. Spoilers, he's Luke's father. #WordPress #Gutenberg https://t.co/hnw6FYz6nV pic.twitter.com/h27nHSN6Hz

— Pixel Jar (@pixel_jar) January 12, 2018