Creating and managing block patterns is pretty straightforward. Here is a tutorial on the process.

In this video Paul Charlton shares his enthusiasm for GutenBricks, a plugin that lets you create Gutenberg blocks from Bricks Builder templates. It is a way to provide Gutenberg blocks for clients so they can edit the content, without changing the layout and styles.

I was a bit surprised to see this blog post by Anne McCarthy on Gutenberg inconsistencies and missed opportunities.

Here is a cool video from Anne McCarthy showing a new feature for synced patterns coming to WordPress 6.5. It allows you to set on a block by block basis the ability to customize the content of individual instance while keeping the overall layout intact.

Matias Ventura has proposed a directory of stand-alone core blocks supported by the WordPress core team. What do you think?

This video recreates the layout of the NASA website home page. The video shows the kind of things you can do now with core Gutenberg.

Gutenberg 17.6 was recently released.  It includes the ability to filter inner blocks, brings the editing features of the content editor and Site Editor into alignment, and has refactoring for the Fonts Library and Interactivity API.  This version of Gutenberg will be included in WordPress 6.5 due in March. 

This is an interesting interview by Matt Medeiros with Paul Charlton and Brian Coords. There was not much debate as Paul and Brian really seemed to be on the same page.

Updates to the revisions system coming in 6.5. It looks like this will include the Style Book and Templates.