WordPress Experts discuss the changes Gutenberg will bring to the eco-system.
#Gutenberg Live Stream with Zac Gordon @zgordon, Joe Casabona @jcasabona and Birgit Pauli-Haack @bph – We talked about page builders, naming when we merge into core, nested blocks, road maps and more. Sponsored by @GiveWP.
During WordCamp Udaipur WordPress enthusiasts listened to a panel discussion.
Panel Discussion during Philly 'burbs WordPress Meetup this week with Brad William @williamsba, Tracey Lavesque @LilJimmi, Jessica Reilley @jessreilley and Jason Coleman @jason_coleman!
New Plugins – #280blocks
During State of the Word, Matt Mullenweg referenced the newly increased character limit for Twitter to 280 and said, maybe we need 280 blocks.
Gravity Forms has come to Gutenberg. Introducing the Gravity Forms Gutenberg Add-On. The first of many exciting new blocks we will be introducing for WordPress and the new Gutenberg editor in preparation for WordPress v5.0. https://t.co/XAgU6nX6BR pic.twitter.com/yetgI62Xra
— Gravity Forms (@gravityforms) February 7, 2018
Answering the question on Twitter "Have you thought about accessiblity" Travis Lopes posted via @gravityforms
"The majority of the block utilizes components from Gutenberg itself, so it's inheriting whatever accessibility is present there. Are there any specific areas you feel need improvement?"
New in the repository: #Gutenberg Block For Google Maps Embed By Pantheonhttps://t.co/DIDYqv29A6
— WP4Good Club (@wp4good) February 9, 2018
You need your own API key for Google Maps, though.
Andrew Taylor showed-off his new Google Maps block during Pantheon's Webinar: "First Impressions developing for Gutenberg" on January 19. A recording is available here (after you leave your name and email address). Now the plugin made it into the WordPress Plugins repository.
Developer Resources
Did you catch Morgan's deep dive into an anatomy of a custom block? https://t.co/EvumC64yga #Gutenberg pic.twitter.com/pfRG0r4xOp
— Range (@RangeInc) February 8, 2018
Building out custom Gutenberg blocks for a few plugins, in preparation for the big shift. That's what I call a great Friday 💪
— Evan Herman (@EvanMHerman) February 9, 2018
In our new blog series, #PlayingwithBlocks, we’ll share our genuine experiences in adopting #Gutenberg, including first steps towards integration, new block design features, changes to our #development process, and more.https://t.co/CCR6db1YVs#WordPress #TeamGive
— GiveWP (@GiveWP) February 9, 2018
blockhead
— Jason Tucker 👨🏻💻📸🎙 (@jasontucker) February 8, 2018
blockages
blockbust*
blockaded
blockable*
blockader
blockades
blockiest*
blockhouse
blockheads*
blockaders
Blockade
Blockage
Blockers
Blockier
Blocking
Blockish
Subblock*
Sunblock
Unblocks*
* ones I think will be used in #gutenberg plugins for #WordPress
So I want to release a new Gutenberg block.
— Jay Hoffmann (@jay_hoffmann) February 7, 2018
Do I release it as a:
(If other, let me know in a reply)
Introduction to Gutenberg for users
Using Gutenberg ~ Beginner's Tip of the Day #15 😎:
— 🚀🎙 Joe Casabona (@jcasabona) February 8, 2018
Have feedback for the Gutenberg team? In the WordPress Dashboard, go to Gutenberg -> Feedback and fill out the form.#WordPress #Gutenberg #GutenbergUserTips
Translated tweet by @gregoirenoyelle
Very very good presentation of tonight @imath at Meetup @wpparis. Thank you! We were a lot, motivated to start using @gutenberg. I took a few notes while waiting for the article from #msaffar
Très très bonne présentation de @imath ce soir au meetup @wpparis . Merci ! Nous étions beaucoup, motivés pour commencer à utiliser #gutenberg . J’ai pris quelques notes en attendant l’article de @msaffar pic.twitter.com/agCT20iOkr
— Grégoire Noyelle (@gregoirenoyelle) February 8, 2018
Thank you so much for your Gutenberg usability testing. I made some issues as a result: https://t.co/AV74un1MPw, https://t.co/UUurYPGfPv and https://t.co/rtNjvFog7t
— Tammie Lister (@karmatosed) February 7, 2018
Can I still write with the Text editor and create a post in HTML?
Timothy Unkert walks his viewers through using Gutenberg to write a post on MathStuff4U, switching between visual editor and HTML Edit moduls. This is the final post
Tim also posted an introduction to Gutenberg on his own site.
So this is what happens if you try Gutenberg and then turn it off … https://t.co/raukNSeT2k #Gutenberg #umno
— Tara Claeys (@TaraClaeys) February 9, 2018
The new @WordPress Gutenberg editor has some interesting new tools, such as embeds, galleries with adjustable columns, etc – https://t.co/4zvc4p1bra #WordPress #Gutenberg
— Daryn St. Pierre (@bloqhead) February 8, 2018
Showed off #Gutenberg to the WordPress meetup tonight. Mostly rave reviews and I’m impressed with how far things have come. Some minor UI confusion but def. progress.
— David Bisset (@dimensionmedia) February 9, 2018
"There is a Classic Text block. The Classic Text block is essentially the current editor. Any previous customizations such as custom buttons or custom views will show up in this block" #Gutenberghttps://t.co/WlJVXdiUel pic.twitter.com/BLr48Wnzcq
— Álvaro Gómez Velasco (@MrFoxTalbot) February 9, 2018
Feature photo by Birgit Pauli-Haack
