October 11, 2019 — This is a tale of how usability testing began as a community project and grew. Discover along the way the results and how they influenced the project so far. Learn how to run usability tests and also a lot more about Gutenberg along the way.

September 19, 2019 — Sometimes the hardest part of a new project is just getting started. In this new Gutenberg-powered world, what does it mean to design a block? Where do I put my shortcode attributes? What’s this toolbar? Mel will show you examples of blocks she designed and go over the basic anatomy of a Gutenberg block. You’ll learn how a block is structured, where to put your settings, and user experience tips to ensure your users or customers are set up for success. No prior design experience is required, and developers are encouraged to attend!

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September 19, 2019 — Gutenberg is the new WordPress Editor. It has great capabilities for building the custom page and post layouts. Many users have started using Gutenberg to build Complete website. With Gutenberg arrival, there is a wave of new plugins, how-to videos and blog posts. In this session, Puneet shares insights on new opportunities generated by Gutenberg.

September 12, 2019 — “His prayers were heard. He knew that sooner or later the WordPress Community would create a software to ease the creation of Gutenberg Blocks. Elliot Condon and his team, from the well known ACF plugin, were responsible for this miracle that has saved Mauricio lots and lots of hours of work in his projects.

He invites you to come and see how easy is to implement them and be proud to call yourself a Gutenberg Block Developer. “

September 12, 2019 — If you have worked with JavaScript over the years, chances are you used a mechanism to define reusable components that are rendered and can be interacted with in an encapsulated manner, for example in React or Vue. Web Components is a set of features that introduces similar mechanisms natively to the browser. Having a standard layer for these so-called leaf components aids interoperability. Imagine a future where you can reuse a leaf component you wrote for a simple native JS application in a React application or vice versa. Felix will teach you how to leverage Web Components by example, such as usage by the AMP framework or within Gutenberg blocks.

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September 5, 2019 — WordPress success is the success of our community, and currently, WordPress is going beyond its own barriers and limits. The Gutenberg project is transforming WordPress into an even more powerful editing tool that will change our idea of modern day web editors.

Whether you are familiar Gutenberg or not, this discussion panel moderated by Hannah Smith will let you know the different phases of the project and you’ll find out first hand from the experts the latest Gutenberg news and updates. Join us to find out more!

Hosted by Hannah Smith

Panellists:
– Elio Rivero
– Mark Uraine
– Kåre Steffensen
– Felix Arntz
– Tom Nowell

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September 5, 2019 — Works at Automattic. Member of WordPress Community Support Team. New to WordPress community, coming from Ruby on Rails.

#WordPress #WordCamp #WCBRT2018

September 5, 2019 — Writing maintainable and scalable CSS is one of the biggest aspects of front-end work. Sami will show how CSS methodologies such as ITCSS and BEM can help achieve that and, at the same time, maximise the WYSIWYG experience in Gutenberg editor without rewriting the CSS that much.

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August 26, 2019 — With the new editor Gutenberg, the entire editing experience has been rebuilt for media-rich pages and posts. Experience the flexibility that blocks will bring, whether you are building your first site, or write code for a living. This talk will walk you through some basic and advanced features of Gutenberg Editor.

August 26, 2019 — Gutenberg is the new WordPress editor with great capabilities for building custom pages and post layouts. A lot of users have started using it for complete website builds and there are several plugins in the ecosystem to extend Gutenberg with more features and functionality.

While page builders have been around for a long time, recently there has been a lot of discussion about the future of Page Builders in the Gutenberg era. Having built products for both Page Builders and Gutenberg (under development), I have experience of both the worlds and have interacted with customers about their use cases and requirements. In my session, I will share insights about how Page Builders and Gutenberg can co-exist.

What kind of challenges and problems both of these solve. Pros and cons of these elements for not only users but how it’s going to impact Business owners – who build with WordPress and for WordPress.