In the run up to the release of WordPress 5.0, I created a mini-series on Implementing Guteneberg on my YouTube channel. This episode combines the 4 interviews for your listening enjoyment!

Justin Sainton

In Episode 1, I talk to Justin Sainton about how his agency, Zao, used Gutenberg to create a custom light fixture builder. You can find Justin:

• On Twitter
• At His agency, Zao

Rene Morozowich

In Episode 2, I talk to Rene Morozowich, a self-employed WordPress Developer, about how she dipped her toe in the waters of Gutenberg by doing a low-risk, brand new site for a client new to WordPress.

• Rene on Twitter
• Rene’s Website

Bill Erickson

With Episode 3, I talk to Bill Erickson,  a WordPress Developer who’s implemented Gutenberg on several projects. We wax poetic about what Gutenberg is really great at, and some things to look out for – Bill’s an excellent developer and I really appreciate him taking some time to share his experience over the last several months. Links

• Bill Erickson
• Bill’s blog post on building a Gutenberg site

Alonso Indacochea

Finally, with Episode 4, we hear from Alonso Indacochea. He is the founder of the agency behind Block Party, a set of data visualization blocks for Gutenberg. We talk pretty high level about getting into the Gutenberg product space, and what that could mean for the WordPress ecosystem.

• Alonso on Twitter
• Block Party

 

• Check out my courses on Gutenberg here.
• Watch the interviews on YouTube.