The Future of WordPress is Gutenberg

WordPress has been around for 15 years. Over 30% of sites use it, and that figure continues to climb. We’re here for the long term, so we need to plan for the long term: Gutenberg has been built as the base for the next 15 years of WordPress.

What you see in the block editor is the first practical application of what’s going on underneath: a modern design process, an extensible technical architecture, and a forward-thinking foundation to build our future upon.

Let’s take a look at all of the projects going on around Gutenberg, we’ll see where they’re at, how they fit together, and how you’ll be able to use them to build your next-level WordPress experiences in the coming years.

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1. The Future of WordPress is Gutenberg Gary Pendergast : @GaryPendergast : pento.net
2. Everything is an iteration
3. Post Formats
4. Embeds
5. Front End Editing
6. Shortcake
7. zeditor
8. Calypso Editor
9. Gutenberg
10. XML - RPC
11. REST API
12. 50 Shades of WordPress
13. Pattern library
14. Pattern library
20. Design systems
21. What is Design?
22. https://developer.apple.com/design/ https://material.io/
24. Everything is an iteration
25. The Gutenberg APIs
26. The WordPress Element
27. Components
28. Editor Components
29. The Post Editor
30. The Block
31. The Design System
32. Abstraction is Good* *in moderation
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39. Pragmatic FX Digital
40. Platform Agnostic
41. Development Tools
43. UI over Content
44. Price
45. Windows-only
46. Development Tools
47. https://github.com/pento/testpress/
48. Learning from the Past
49. Looking to the Future
50. Everything is an iteration
51. The Future of WordPress is Gutenberg Gary Pendergast : @GaryPendergast : pento.net