Update #95 WordPress 5.0 to come out Dec 6th, 2018 – Q & As on YouTube, More Blocks and Dev resources

Wellp, I was not expecting this but it looks like Matt Mullenweg will be our guest on WordPress Weekly today at 3PM Eastern. I’m typically not nervous about these conversations but I am today.

— Jeff (@jeffr0) December 5, 2018

WordPress 5.0 arrives Thursday!

From experimenting with Gutenberg in staging, to our update timeline, here's what you need to know about the latest version of WordPress: https://t.co/JJLCQxB6Tk pic.twitter.com/Xqy6YO8OTT

— WP Engine (@wpengine) December 4, 2018

The new #WordPress 5.0 release is coming up! Here's how to update your site on Pantheon: https://t.co/gM3buSxK9v

— Pantheon (@getpantheon) November 14, 2018

Say Hello to the WordPress Gutenberg Editor https://t.co/AfJmWAlVMj #WCUS#WordPress

— Pressable (@Pressable) December 4, 2018

3 Methods for Rolling Out Gutenberg to Your WordPress Sites | Jason Yingling https://t.co/bl3Mdw22bC

— Diane Metcalf, M.S.I.T. (@MetcalfDiane) December 5, 2018

Unpopular opinion: I think that WP 5.0 just doesn't get released ever if @photomatt doesn't push hard for it like he's doing. There is so much inertia to overcome, so many people saying "no not yet." Without a strong counter force it just gets delayed forever.

— Bradley Kirby (@Bradley_Kirby) November 29, 2018

Merging #Drupal and #Gutenberg is a killer combination as it allows us to empower #contentauthors to develop rich landing pages inside a rock solid #CMS framework. #Drupal8 #webdevelopment#OpenSource #Editing #GutenbergEditor https://t.co/8Qz5vIQBDk

— OpenSense Labs (@OpenSenseLabs) December 4, 2018

What's the coolest or more interesting thing you've seen built with Gutenberg? Plugins, blocks, sites, landing pages… Looking for examples for #sotw at #wcus.

— Matt Mullenweg (@photomatt) December 2, 2018

Jetpack 6.8: Building Jetpack for the new WordPress editor https://t.co/SKtOFk1M8t pic.twitter.com/7pMfvB2x3q

— Jetpack (@jetpack) November 27, 2018

WordPress 5.0 and Gutenberg rolls out this Thursday: https://t.co/G1KdOnNeWw LifterLMS is ready with not just compatibility, but a bunch of blocks available for building custom course layouts. Onwards 🚀 #WordPress #gutenberg #WordPressLMS pic.twitter.com/esHXYUOisN

— Chris Badgett – helps WordPress LMS pros grow (@ChrisBadgett) December 4, 2018

Been doing a bit of work lately to get my plugins fully 5.0 compatible (I know it's late, but my plugins are very much a side project for me). There are some really useful points in this post from @dliciousbrains for anyone else doing the same thing: https://t.co/AQwSYWsAuH

— Hugh Lashbrooke (@hlashbrooke) December 4, 2018

#WordPress 5.0 is around the corner. How is Give preparing? #Gutenberg. https://t.co/OO9d24lRVo

— GiveWP (@GiveWP) December 5, 2018

Reminder: If you want to build Gutenberg Blocks, but don't know where to start, I will literally hop on a 1:1 call / screen share with you to teach you how to make a block and get started.

— george stephanis (@daljo628) November 29, 2018

If you're interested in #WordPress #Gutenberg block development you may find my new tutorial on Block Style Variations interesting. (Part 2 coming very soon)https://t.co/EhYUe5bt77

— dgwyer (@dgwyer) December 3, 2018

@guptaanilg sharing his thoughts on impact of Gutenberg in WordPress eco-system and it is very meaningful and interesting – “WordPress K3G” @WCAhmedabad. pic.twitter.com/Ct01fN8xo0

— Harsh Bhatt #WCAsia Volunteer (@harshbhatt73) December 1, 2018