Gutenberg brought about a lot within the WordPress community. What about WordPress page builders, who have a chance against WordPress Gutenberg? The fewer WordPress users are reliant on external plugins, the fewer security risks this brings along and the faster a website will load. However, Gutenberg won’t be able (in its current form) to make the large page builders (Divi, Elementor, Visual Composer) disappear. Read more in this comprehensive article. Read More »

In this post, we’ll look at the pros and cons of Gutenberg, including views from both users and industry experts, and we’ll look at what can be done to improve it. Read More »

📺Full replay of the WCUS 2018 State of the Word by Matt Mullenweg. A must listen if you are involved in any way with WordPress. Read More »

WordPress has a brand new content editor called “Gutenberg” that is going to shape WordPress for years to come. In this article, Andy Bell at Smashing Magazine explains why it’s a movement and not just a new editor. Read More »

Matt Mullenweg compiled a comprehensive FAQ post to answer most raised community questions about Gutenberg and WordPress 5.0 in detail. For those who have other questions, you can ask that in comments there. Read More »

Yoast SEO gathered top frequently asked questions about the new editor in WordPress 5.0: Gutenberg. This will help you get up to date. Here are the list of FAQs: A little refresher: What is Gutenberg? When will WordPress 5.0 arrive? Will my site break when I update to WordPress 5.0? I want to test Gutenberg and WordPress 5.0, but how do I do that? I’m a bit hesitant to update to WordPress 5.0, can I… Read More »

Interesting article by Leonardo Losoviz at Smashing Magazing. In this article, he shares a number of implications of building sites through a component-based architecture (as the concept) and through Gutenberg (as the implementation), including what new functionalities it can deliver and how much better it can integrate with current website development trends. Read More »

Gutenberg as part of WordPress 5.0 is expected to release on November 27. But the WordPress community have many concerns and questions about the release timeline. After the Joost de Valk, here is another open letter and a plea by "Imagely" to postpone the WordPress 5.0 release at-least January 2019. Read the post to find out the questions and concerns raised by Imagely. Read More »

WordPress 5.0 and Gutenberg are bringing major changes to the WordPress landscape. That's why it's vital to know how these changes will affect your site. Read More »

Checkout this podcast by WPBuilds. They interviewed Matt, asking the top hot questions the whole WordPress community has recently. Gutenberg, why? and why now? Read More »