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.
What’s new in Gutenberg? (15th November)
Some long-standing usability issues were improved around image uploads, permalinks, columns, video backgrounds, etc. Plugins can now remove core panels from the Document sidebar.
Two ways to build Gutenberg Blocks
Jason Bahl has a tutorial where he shows you how to build a testimonial block with Gutenberg by using two different technical approaches.
Testing the Gutenberg Publishing Userflow
10up recently tested the current publishing flow in Gutenberg to see how well it was received by publishers. Check out the full post for their results.
What’s new in Gutenberg? (12th November)
This update gathers a big number of fixes and improvements. It also completes many accessibility tasks — the original milestone for blockers is now closed.
Gutenberg And Youth (Generation X and Generation Y)
David Bisset conducted a small survey via Google Forms at a local public high school with approximately 40 students to see what they thought of Gutenberg.
Building a Gutenberg website
Bill Erickson shares his experience with using the Gutenberg editor to build simple sites as well as more advanced client sites and what it entails.
Gutenberg Q&A at WordCamp Portland 2018
Matt Mullenweg answers questions about the new Gutenberg editor, accessibility, the business ecosystem around WordPress and more.
Time to update your PanelColor components!
In this tutorial by Atomic Blocks, you will learn how to update your color picker components for the latest version of Gutenberg.
Classic Editor Plugin Support Window
The Classic Editor plugin, which will restore the old editor in your WordPress site in favor of Gutenberg, will be officially supported until December 31, 2021.
Authors of Popular WordPress.org Themes Rolling Out Gutenberg Updates
WordPress theme creators are starting to release more and more updates to their themes to address the upcoming Gutenberg editor for WordPress 5.0.