Gutenberg development has continued via the Gutenberg plugin. If you wish to test latest updates, you can install the Gutenberg plugin. The latest version 4.7.0 has just been released which includes performance improvements and bug fixes. You can help test it out to fix any bugs and issues before it get merged to the core in v 5.0.1. Read More »

To recap, Gutenberg Phase 2 will: Be outside of post_content. Focus on customization. Upgrading themes, widgets, & menus. Early version of phase 2 will be in the Gutenberg plugin. Be sure to reactivate it! Read More »

Matt Mullenweg prioritized 9 Projects for Gutenberg Phase 2. WordPress is going to be more powerful and user friendly for sure. Read the post for more details. Read More »

WordPress 5.0 “Bebo”. Checkout the official post about this update with some insightful details you need to know. Read More »

And here comes the most awaited WordPress update v5.0. Here begins the new era of WordPress. Enjoy the new Block editor codenamed Gutenberg. Wait for the Official announcement for more details. Read More »

Matt has announced the new release date for WordPress 5.0 / Gutenberg. It is now targeting Thursday, December 6th, 2018. That is just one day before WordCamp US. Not ready to upgrade your website? You can enable classic editor plugin to keep using the classic editor as you have it now. Read More »

This should be the final “what’s new” installment for 5.0 — the 46th overall — accompanying the second release candidate which is also just released. The Gutenberg plugin has also been updated to match core. The changelog here is a bit longer as it updates from 4.5.1. Read More »

The first release candidate for WordPress 5.0 is now available which includes Gutenberg as the default editor. The WordPress 5.0 release date has shifted from the 27th to give more time for the RC to be fully tested. A final release date will be announced soon. Read More »