At WordCamp US, it became clear that the Gutenberg editor is a tangible improvement to WordPress—and, more importantly, is really going to happen. We’ve just returned from this year’s WordCamp US. In addition to the wonderful opportunity to catch up with the community, we also got to be there for one piece of colossal news: Gutenberg is actually good now.
In two tech demos (by Morten Rand-Hendriksen, and then by Matt Mullenweg at the State of the Word), Gutenberg live-demoed as a feature-rich content editor that has made astonishing progress since I last looked closely at it several months ago.
At that time, along with much of the community, I was very skeptical about what Gutenberg was going to be, and whether it would be a meaningful improvement over doing nothing. At WordCamp US, it became very clear that Gutenberg is a Real Thing that is a tangible improvement to WordPress—and, more importantly, is really going to happen.
This article takes a look at what Gutenberg is, what it aims to be, and its vast implications for WordPress as a software ecosystem.
How Gutenberg is Right Now
As of early December 2017, Gutenberg is okay. It’s probably better overall
Source: https://managewp.org/articles/16751/this-changes-everything-gutenberg-is-good-now
source https://williechiu40.wordpress.com/2017/12/06/this-changes-everything-gutenberg-is-good-now/
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