As most in the WordPress world hopefully know, the arrival of Gutenberg is fast approaching. Gutenberg is the code word for the new editing interface that users will see every time they add or edit a page or post in WordPress. It represents one of the biggest changes to WordPress in its history.
Right now, the plan is to release Gutenberg as part of WordPress 5.0 on November 27. But there are big questions about whether Gutenberg will be ready, stable, and safe in time for that release date.
This post is essentially an open letter and a plea to the Gutenberg team to consider deferring the release at least until January.
I LIKE GUTENBERG AND ADMIRE WHAT THE TEAM IS DOING
Let me start by saying that I like Gutenberg. I like the interface and think it has enormous potential to improve the content creation experience for WordPress.
I also know that the people working on it – including developers and leads – are normal, talented people. They’re working incredibly hard right now to create something great. The project leads are making the best decisions as they see them. There are a lot of considerations to take into account for launch timing.
This is not a broad critique of Gutenberg
Source: https://managewp.org/articles/18099/a-plea-to-defer-the-release-of-gutenberg
source https://williechiu40.wordpress.com/2018/11/14/a-plea-to-defer-the-release-of-gutenberg/
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