Update #66 – Try Gutenberg prompt in 4.9.6, Mobile and Blocks development – Getting ready for site owners, Around the world and more

Have you used #Gutenberg already? What are your thoughts about it?

So far I love the writing experience, even though there are a couple snags to be found.

— Keyboard Action (@Keyboard_Action) March 21, 2018

Are you wondering how best to prepare? @wpengine can certainly understand why. Learn more about options and features are available to you and your siteowners https://t.co/nkwcbn2Gj7

— Gutenberg Times (@gutenbergtimes) March 23, 2018

Gutenberg and WordPress 5.0: Are You Ready? https://t.co/aVGIsftTix #Gutenberg #WordPress pic.twitter.com/g9HFwMog7f

— Ninja Forms (@NinjaForms) March 23, 2018

A great approach to adjusting and "skating to where the puck will be" 🏒: WebDevStudios, Gutenberg, and Planning for WordPress 5.0 – WebDevStudios https://t.co/9Rwbt1VBcb

— Nate Finch (@n8finch) March 21, 2018

Fabulous Gutenberg ambassadors at WordCamp Miami @wcmiami #wcmia @jacklyn_jade and @gziolo #gutenberg #wordpress #wordcamp #webdev #reactjs #webdevelopment pic.twitter.com/nTUrCO0cYp

— Birgit Pauli-Haack (@bph) March 20, 2018

“Gutenberg is a new modern and unified content writing experience to make #WordPress good design for all.” —Matt Cromwell #WCMIA pic.twitter.com/n71m3x2FpO

— John Maeda (@johnmaeda) March 17, 2018

A quick look at the "Advanced Blocks" plugin by @maximebj 👉 https://t.co/yIFlCdLGmL
I've also provided my quick little feedback for each block, and a suggestion to make the block management more better.#WordPress #Gutenberg #GutenbergAddon #GutenbergPlugin pic.twitter.com/Hdf44AzgLE

— Gutenberg Hub (@GutenbergHub) March 21, 2018

#Gutenberg Development ~ Beginner's Tip of the Day #38 🤓:

We now have official WordPress NPM packages to help with various aspects of Gutenberg Development. More will come, but you can see the current list here – https://t.co/HdBnxTHQO7#WordPress #Deeply pic.twitter.com/pQ8knS1HrD

— Zac Gordon (@zgordon) March 20, 2018