Update #49 How do consultants prepare for the work ahead w/ Gutenberg, User are delighted, new courses for users and developers and more

Survey Says… What's Gutenberg? https://t.co/25CoWw7pdF via @wpcommaven

— Birgit Pauli-Haack (@bph) February 10, 2018

2018 is the year I finally learn JavaScript (and you should too)https://t.co/hXoKPTHRwA#wordpress #gutenberg #react

— Greg Schoppe (@gschoppe) January 14, 2018

#WordPress 5.0 is going to be awesome. Need to add a gallery to a page? Simply copy it from anywhere on the web and paste it into the #Gutenberg editor. copy more, select all and convert to a gallery with a click. Boom. neat & quick? pic.twitter.com/GGdPI5Y8iA

— Munir Kamal (@m_munirkamal) January 12, 2018

Gutenberg 2.0 released this morning with a huge list of updates, fixes and features. Read @matias_ventura post https://t.co/wv5U8BPrZf Here is an example of the multi-image drag & drop demo. pic.twitter.com/0TVU7bH63n

— Birgit Pauli-Haack (@bph) January 12, 2018

I'm reading a lot of people complain that if advanced WordPress users struggle with #Gutenberg, non-techie users will hate it. As a non-techie I call shenanigans. This editor is great for those of us who want to be able to express ourselves but don't code! https://t.co/bhRLfZYm2T

— Koji (@KojiADae) January 13, 2018

#Gutenberg is going to push clients away from #WordPress – and that's going to affect your bottom line: https://t.co/Z5xnLsWSoT

— Plugin Republic (@Plugin_Republic) January 12, 2018

Exciting news!!!

Thanks to sponsor @boldgrid the Gutenberg Development Course will remain on sale at $49 through the end of Jan with coupon "thankyouboldgrid" https://t.co/k6FeOR8kDV

Please help me in saying thanks 🙂 pic.twitter.com/IyT3oSsARV

— Zac Gordon (@zgordon) January 8, 2018

I’ve heard several people complaining that #Gutenberg is going to create unbillable work for them? Why is it unbillable? If you’re trading hours for dollars, it seems you’re forgetting the dollars part.

— Brad Touesnard (@bradt) January 11, 2018