Also, Gutenberg + WordPress 5.0 is pretty solid. Sure there’s more to be done (which is always the case) but if you haven’t tried out the latest release candidate of WordPress 5, you’re missing out. 🙂
Have been on the bleeding edge with beta updater plugin. Waiting for themes to be updates and looking to see if the core team add much needed features that will bring the editor up to match what the current backend editor dashboard editor can do in terms of the workflows I use.
I’ll be straight up. I am not a complete fan of the new block editor at the moment and how it is being introduced in such a forceful manner. The approach of shoving out the current editor as if it needs to be a separate plugin when, in fact it is still in core, is particularly aggravating. Classic Editor plugin is just a sophisticated switch to disable/control the new editor.
But hey, I don’t want to detract from the genuine work block developers are doing. I keep some test sites with everything up to date so I can find out what all the new options are and become adept at using them once I am ready to go full tilt with the new editor.
