Was last week geared mostly towards developers, this week, the round-up has more resources for users, site owners and consultants dealing with transition and how to make Gutenberg work for their sites. Of course, a few more developer resources are a listed as well. Grab your cup o’Joe or Green Tea, Kombucha, Beer or Wine and start reading and listening!
Today’s Sections
- Developing Gutenberg
- Using Gutenberg
- Block Development
- Getting Sites Ready for Gutenberg
- Photos from around the World
Developing Gutenberg
What’s New in Gutenberg? (21st June)
Calling all #Reactjs and #accessibility experts: Your future work depends on #WordPress and #Gutenberg getting things right. A rising tide lifts all boats, and right now WordPress is the most powerful tide on the web. https://t.co/i0rPT3duYL #a11y
— Morten Rand-Hendriksen is elsewhere (@mor10) June 21, 2018
“Gutenberg not only provides a modern interface, it leapfrogs the best of what all modern web builders are doing out there,” – @photomatt https://t.co/IMfCs2Vs0x @gutenberg @gutenberg_org pic.twitter.com/1rTwJuIBHF
— WebbyMonks (@webbymonks) June 22, 2018
Using Gutenberg
Watching progress on embedding #Gutenberg in Calypso (something mentioned by @photomatt at #WCEU keynote): https://t.co/mEte36EsNj
— David Bisset (@dimensionmedia) June 22, 2018
Love the ability to “Edit as HTML” and “Edit visually” blocks with the #gutenberg editor.
— Brian Gardner (@bgardner) June 21, 2018
We’ve posted our findings and observations from some #Gutenberg user testing. Some good, some room for improvement, and some positive signals that Gutenberg is already moving in the right direction. https://t.co/tuaR9sVZjX pic.twitter.com/aEK9m56VGa
— 10up (@10up) June 22, 2018
I’ve been so focused on writing, teaching, and speaking about Gutenberg that, until now, I haven’t made time to actually use it. I’m finally writing my own blog post with blocks and…it’s FUN! This might be what gets me to write regularly, at long last ✍️
— Lara Schenck (@laras126) June 20, 2018
Block Development
Nice! And a good reminder that dynamic blocks still use PHP 🙂 https://t.co/RYpDJu6IyB
— Zac Gordon (@zgordon) June 22, 2018
Very first version of my Gutenberg Sortable component has just been published! Feedback + requests welcome!https://t.co/KiTmvAPvJ1
— Luc (@LucP) June 22, 2018
Building Dynamic Blocks for the Gutenberg Editor in WordPress
Easy Read and Pictograms blocks for Gutenberg
I can't wait for @WordPress 5 with #Gutenberg. I love the block system and I am beyond excited to have a way to build components in WordPress that I'd normally have to use ACF flexible content fields for. It's gonna be awesome!#WordPress #WebDevelopment
— Tyler Smith (@tylerlwsmith) June 21, 2018
✍️ New blog post! Europe Trip: Photos + Recap (the https://t.co/MBYQsyyrOj Gutenberg debut, featuring a special "Story Block" 👌) https://t.co/BoAjmdVyfV
— Lara Schenck (@laras126) June 22, 2018
Getting Sites Ready for Gutenberg
While I'm pretty bullish on #Gutenberg and its future I like @tommcfarlin take on the project as it stands right now. https://t.co/oqGOt0QZgR
— Bud Kraus (@joyofwp) June 22, 2018
How to Test Your Theme for Gutenberg?
Photos from around the World
Many thanks to @zgordon and @JulienMelissas for their amazing advanced #Gutenberg #React and #Redux Workshop!!! #WCEU pic.twitter.com/dRBTQlm0aF
— Bouklis Konstantinos (@bouklis) June 16, 2018
Photo by Chris Barbalis on Unsplash
