The targeted use cases are for contact form and mailing list sign-up. You will be able to use the styling and dynamic data features of GenerateBlocks. This is currently in the 2.6 beta.

Following the user survey, the Generate team said they would give a full response related to support of Full Site Editing. In this article they deliver with a well considered point-by-point discussion of the strengths and weaknesses and FSE and the Generate approach going forward. They decide that FSE does not provide any promised advantages over the GeneratePress / GenerateBlocks combination, but that FSE imposes a number of limitations.

The Generate team conducted a user survey and got a lot of feedback. If you are a user then you’ll find the results and discussion interesting.

GenerateBlocks Pro 2.2 adds a new Site Header and Navigation blocks. Navigation is one of the weak points in the Site Editor, but most will probably use these with the GeneratePress theme builder.

GenerateBlocks 2.1 alpha was released. It includes a number of refinements such as a styles indicator system, new device visibility options, accessibility improvements, and other updates.

This is a fantastic discussion of interest to developers working with WordPress and the block editor. Ian Svoboda of the Generate team talks with Remkus de Vries about the approach, challenges, and decisions in creating GenerateBlocks 2.0.

Here is a good tutorial from Kathy Zant on using global styles with GeneratePress and GenerateBlocks 2.0.

This is a nice beginners tutorial on how to create a Custom Post Type and display it using GeneratePress Pro and GenerateBlocks.

GenerateBlocks 2.0.0 was released today with a number of notable dynamic features. These include Dynamic Tags that allow you to dynamically display site content anywhere inside an block HTML, the Query block in GenerateBlocks 2.0 Pro can now query and loop anything, and there is improved support for Web Content Accessibility Guidelines