I have been enjoying Nick Hamze’s…

ByDan Knauss Posted on

I have been enjoying Nick Hamze‘s posts over at block.garden lately. They are short, “open thought” posts on WordPress and Gutenberg (editor) blocks. 🏡

Nick’s latest piece talks about supporting blocks that may have been abandoned by developers:

“I’m just trying to figure out a way to keep not only myself going but other block builders who are having a hard time gaining traction. I don’t have an answer.”

Perhaps a network devoted to supporting new block projects would help.

BRIAN’S TAKE ✏️

Nick is doing some of the most interesting work in the WordPress ecosystem, with as pure of intentions as anyone I know: he just wants to build cool stuff. I hope people will take notice of Block Garden and his other projects, which are all great.

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