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Some significant recent news about Gutenberg…

ByDan Knauss

Some significant recent news about Gutenberg and its release has come out this week. Matt Mullenweg announced an expansion of the release team and named some members of the WordPress community who will help lead “the critical focuses required for a smooth and successful release.” Things like triage, accessibility, REST API, and themes are mentioned….

WP 6.1 walkthrough replay • WebP no go • Matt: Core needs to be more editorial • Survey: How do you learn WordPress?
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WP 6.1 walkthrough replay • WebP no go • Matt: Core needs to be more editorial • Survey: How do you learn WordPress?

ByCourtney Robertson

WordPress 6.1 walkthrough replay • Matt: WebP no go • Matt: Core needs to be more editorial • Survey: How do you learn WordPress?

Roy Sivan briefly touches on the…

ByDan Knauss

Roy Sivan briefly touches on the way Gutenberg projects fit into WebOps, which he defines as “the operations of building and maintaining a web project.” I’m noticing WebOps (and Gutenberg) being discussed more on technical blogs these days.

📆 Upcoming Events Gutenberg Full-Site Editing:…

ByDan Knauss

📆 Upcoming Events Gutenberg Full-Site Editing: Unlocking Agility for Enterprise WordPress: WordPress VIP is holding a webinar on Full Site Editing on July 29th (10 AM PT / 1 PM ET / 5 PM UTC) led by Tess Needham, David Bowman, and Jameson Proctor. The goal is to demonstrate Full-Site Editing as an asset to…

Steve Burge offers some insightful thoughts…

ByDan Knauss

Steve Burge offers some insightful thoughts on collaborative editing in Gutenberg and what that might be like in the future. 🔏 Steve notes that it might be quite a challenge when this feature is tackled in “Stage 3” of the Gutenberg project. He notes Google and CKEditor needed servers and SaaS to make it work: The…