Introducing the Atomic Blocks Plugin and Theme
The folks who run Array Themes and Gutenberg News have just launched Atomic Blocks, a free, new plugin with page-building blocks for the new Gutenberg WordPress editor.
The REST API in WordPress 5.0
WordPress 5.0 contains several additions to the REST API that help provide the new block based editor with all the data it needs. Let’s take a look at them!
WordPress 5.0 Field Guide
Jeffrey Paul has published an extensive WordPress 5.0 field guide to help you learn about all of the new features added to WordPress in the latest update.
Gutenberg Phase 2
The next phase of Gutenberg will take the ease of use that was introduced with block-based editing and extend that capability to the Customizer, starting with widgets.
WordPress 5.0 “Bebo” Released, Lays A Foundation for the Platform’s Future
WordPress 5.0 has been released which includes the new Gutenberg editor, a new default theme, and all kinds of new features.
Interview on Gutenberg and Future of WordPress
Check out this interview with Matt Mullenweg about Gutenberg, the 5.0 release, why WordPress has done well so far, and what’s coming in the future.
WordPress 5.0 RC3 Available
The third release candidate for WordPress 5.0 is now available! This is a big release and needs your help—if you haven’t tried 5.0 yet, now is the time!
Gutenberg is scheduled for release Thursday December 6th
Matt Mullenweg has just announced that the scheduled date for WordPress 5.0 and Gutenberg is slated for Thursday, December 6th.
WordPress 5.0: A Gutenberg FAQ
Matt Mullenweg recently published a blog post outlining his responses to frequently asked questions about Gutenberg coming in WordPress 5.0.
3 Methods for Rolling Out Gutenberg to Your WordPress Sites
Jason Yingling has a helpful tutorial showing you three potential options for preparing your sites for the upcoming Gutenberg editor.
WordPress 5.0 RC 1 Released, Gutenberg Passes 1 Million Installations
WordPress 5.0 RC 1 was released over the weekend after a string of five betas that began in late October. Most of the changes included in the RC were outlined in the Gutenberg 4.5.