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Table of Contents
- Thank You to Pantheon
- Gutenberg Development
- Getting Ready and using Gutenberg
- Layouts and Blocks
- Themes for Gutenberg
- Developing for Gutenberg
- Photos from around the World
Thank You to Pantheon
After six month start-up partnership with Pantheon, we are now looking for new corporate sponsors. We are very grateful to Pantheon for helping us during the start up phase and get some traction in the community. Beyond the generous financial support, the people at Pantheon have be incredibly supporting and encouraging: Big “Thank you” to Drew Gorton, Atoosa Hashemi, David Needham, Andrew Tayler, Dwayne McDaniel, Tessa Kreisel, and Steve Perch.
Gutenberg Development
What’s new in Gutenberg? (11th October)
New in 4.0: Color the Overlay of a Cover Image
Call for Testing: Gutenberg 4.0 Pre-release
Getting Ready and Using Gutenberg
What You Need to Do to Prepare for Gutenberg
Layout & Blocks #280Blocks
Themes for Gutenberg
Developing For Gutenberg
Let’s start building JavaScript plugins for WordPress
Photos from around the World
Featured image: Photo by dylan nolte on Unsplash