Good Bye Storify
Today we will continue the curation of Gutenberg posts from around the web and test Gutenberg Embed blocks in real life. I have been using Gutenberg for content production on two live sites and every time i have to go back to the classic editor I briefly grinch. Gutenberg is a wonderful way to publish on the web.
From June 2017 to Jan 23, 2018, I posted 53 updates to Storify, hundreds of tweets, blog posts, videos and photos all around the development of Gutenberg. We will bring all of them over to this site before Storify shuts its doors this Spring.
And now some Gutenberg News
A first look at Gutenberg from the user's point of view.
What's in a Name – What will Gutenberg be called when it's merged into core? A discussion on Github
What's in a name? Morten Rand-Hendriksen @mor10 looks beyond the Feature plugin Gutenberg and things about what to call the new editor once it is merged with core. https://t.co/7eSSL4niBy Others chimed in @schlessera @jdevalk @bobbingwide @carlhancock @zgordon
— Gutenberg Times (@gutenbergtimes) January 27, 2018
“WordPress Gutenberg — Everything you need to get started” @jimzarkadas /~ as a developer or freelancer https://t.co/qt9minP9PK #Gutenberg
— Gutenberg Times (@gutenbergtimes) January 27, 2018
WP-CLI support for blocks
Great example for
— Gutenberg Times (@gutenbergtimes) January 27, 2018
blocks created via @wpcli's command "wp scaffold block" from the #Gutenberg handbook on https://t.co/Zm7GOa2MMd #WordPress https://t.co/5TsBNzmuIB
Joe Casabona and Zac Gordon team up for a series of Gutenberg Q & A live shows on YouTube. The first happened on January 25, 2018. Here is the recording.
The next show is on February 7th at 3pm ET. The dates on further upcoming shows are posted on Gutenberg Courses/AskUs
The Core-Editor team released a new version on Jan 25th, 2018 – Version 2.1.
Feature plugin Gutenberg version 2.1 released yesterday. https://t.co/YPMjmHZnVH Here is @matias_ventura's change log. pic.twitter.com/y7v82IoZCb
— Gutenberg Times (@gutenbergtimes) January 26, 2018
Joe Casabona continues his byte-sized Gutenberg Beginners' Tips
Introduction to Gutenberg post by Boxing X – a web development shop
Gutenberg, The Imminent Arrival
Discussion around Meta Boxes continues. An update here.
Basic Meta Box fields are now supported in #Gutenberg ! 🎉 🎉🎉 @wpmetabox pic.twitter.com/NGBZagRU05
— Anh Tran (@rilwis) January 24, 2018
Ahmad Awais Gutenberg Toolkit made waves around the Twitterverse and got on the radar of Jeff Chandler, editor at WP Tavern.
New Toolkit Simplifies the Process of Creating Gutenberg Blocks
Brian walked users at NC State through Gutenberg
The buzz around Gutenberg really picked up in the last few weeks.
We listen w/ @brand24 to the #WordPress Community discussing #Gutenberg 176 posts reached around 200,000 people on Jan 15, 2018 (peak in last 30 days) #openweb
— Gutenberg Times (@gutenbergtimes) January 23, 2018
Big Thank you to @PauliSystems providing access to their account.
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WooCommerce introduced how they envision product pages and product details to look with Gutenberg.
Imagine a predefined “Product” Template, assigned to the Product post type and loaded by default when you add a new product. Details such as featured image, product title, description, and price are new Gutenberg Blocks. Just fill in the blanks. https://t.co/fCNe8tjrKN
— Gutenberg Times (@gutenbergtimes) January 24, 2018
Matias Ventura, co-lead developer for Gutenberg, shows us how to use "shortcodes" blocks.
More #Gutenberg pasting flow — converting "shortcodes" when a block exists, like a gallery, and falling to the "shortcode" block when it doesn't. pic.twitter.com/pPUcqK0ohw
— Matías Ventura (@matias_ventura) January 23, 2018
