There are a number of new features coming to WordPress this year. This video mentions 10 updates to watch for.

I’ve rounded out my understanding of Gutenberg. Figuring out what it is seems to be a popular topic.

I came across this post and video from Brian Coords, who is a WordPress core contributor. I thought it was a very balanced and thoughtful response to Kevin Geary’s video where he tried to create a layout using Gutenberg.

In this article Elvis Krstulović weighs in on the discussion on user friendly builders, no-code options, and whether these are niche or not niche. He shows that UI controls, such as are used for flexblox layouts, are common across professional design tools.

Gutenberg block developers say “static block” or “dynamic block.” This short article in the developer handbook explains the difference.

This report about Gutenberg phase 3 collaboration and enterprise outreach is pretty interesting. It suggests that as far enterprise goes, the Google Docs type of multi-author editing was off target.

Advanced topic about blocks – Ronald Huereca has created a tutorial on inner blocks which will be of interest to those creating blocks.

Gutenberg 17.4 has been released. There are not as many new features or big features as in the past, but there seems to be attention being put on data views and style revisions. This version of Gutenberg is set to be included in core 6.5 in the March release.

Kevin Geary attempts to use Gutenberg to create a layout from the Frames framework.