Intermediate tutorial on using WordPress block filters to change core blocks. Block filters use JavaScript, not PHP, and can be used to change some block defaults.

Hmm, it looks like a redesign of the admin is also part of Gutenberg Phase 3. This doesn’t seem like feature creep, but more like Phase 3 is a catchall. Many of items being discussed are in need or refactoring and improvements, so I don’t have any complaints. Is it “Gutenberg” because it will be done with blocks?

Here is a small performance function appropriate for small stylesheets.

This post from Matias Ventura is an expansion on the Gutenberg Phase 3 discussion. It talks about block management, which many will be happy to see.

This is interesting, as part of Gutenberg Phase 3 they have starting looking at improving the media library.

Scoping what’s involved in Gutenberg stage 3 continues with a discussion of considerations for track edit history and revisions. This does seem to be a very ambitious project.

Matias Ventura, thinking about phase 3 of Gutenberg relating to real-time collaboration, shares a long list of things to be considered.

The Pattern Manager plugin adds some features and restriction abilities that enhances block pattern management.

Reusable Blocks are becoming Patterns with a sync option. The change will be included in WordPress 6.3.