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You might’ve heard a thing or two about Gutenberg, the new default editor for WordPress.<\/p>\n

Like many longtime WordPress users I was hesitant, if not reluctant, to start using it. But guess what? It’s not bad! In fact, it’s pretty great.<\/p>\n

In this session we’re going to look at Gutenberg from a practical point of view: how it changes our day-to-day work with WordPress, and how it opens up a new way of thinking about content on the web.<\/p>\n

You’ll leave with a greater appreciation for the new editor, plus a handful of tactical tidbits to drop into your own WordPress workflow.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

You might’ve heard a thing or two about Gutenberg, the new default editor for WordPress. Like many longtime WordPress users I was hesitant, if not reluctant, to start using it. But guess what? It’s not bad! In fact, it’s pretty great. In this session we’re going to look at Gutenberg from a practical point of … <\/p>\n

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