We keep listening to the ongoing conversation about Gutenberg the new visual editor for content on WordPress sites. It's schedule to be released sometime in 2018 with the WordPress 5.0 release. This site uses Gutenberg in production for testing purposes only.
If you are testing Gutenberg too, the best way to complain about quirks and confusion is to create an issue on the WordPress Gutenberg repository on Github. That's also where you learn more about known issues.
If you have questions, use the live events to get them answered or join the #core-editor channel on the WordPress Slack space. to discuss them with the developer team
Online Live Events in February & March
Web developers ruminating
A twitter discussion between two developer outside of WordPress eco-system.
Developers starting adopting their plugins and sites to Gutenberg
As expected, #Gutenberg blocks rendered in PHP can use @TimberWP without any issue 😍 #WordPress pic.twitter.com/mMIuWo97z9
— Max Ⓦ CapitaineWP 🎓 (@Maximebj) February 4, 2018
Like a rainbow in the dark, we're building our WordPress theme and preparing for Gutenberg. In the mean time expect some silly tweets that may happen over the next 4 months or so.
— Forever Grid (@ForeverGrid) February 4, 2018
Migrating client sites to Gutenberg will take 0 effort. It's a page builder, not meant to replace your current workflow. They will not replace the Classic Editor (mark that)
— Seth (@VivaLaSeth) February 3, 2018
Everyone in #WordPress ecosystem are learning #JavaScript & #ES6 for #Gutenberg. I too am doing it and am learning exciting new things.
— Jayman Pandya (@jaymanpandya) February 3, 2018
Here is my first short of what I learned about var, let & const variables in ES. https://t.co/wLJKbK8FdN
Development Tools for Creating Blocks
Thomas Deneulin @TDeneulin created a plugin skeleton for Gutenberg Blocks development on Github start #gutenberg https://t.co/i2QCZoMWfs #es7 #decorators #skeleton #plugin "Kickstart your next WordPress plugin featuring Gutenberg blocks" he write on his repository.
— Gutenberg Times (@gutenbergtimes) February 4, 2018
Tutorials
How to Build Custom Gutenberg Blocks: a Beginner’s Guide
Where can you learn more about Gutenberg?
Start here: WordPress.org/Gutenberg
Pictures from Around the World
WOW! A full house for the incredible meetup on #Gutenberg today. Guess what? You can watch the video of it here: https://t.co/G9DNo52B76#WCATL #WordPress #WordCamp #Meetup pic.twitter.com/tMFFjOd9ug
— WordCamp Atlanta (@wordcampatl) January 25, 2018
Photo by Scott Webb on Unsplash
