Gutenberg Block Development for WordPress
Build amazing WordPress sites with the latest JavaScript editor! Learn to create dynamic content and enhance your user experience. WordPress development made easy.
Course Content
Gutenberg Block Development for WordPress is an intermediate-level Udemy course taught by Zac Gordon. It runs 2h 1m, is taught in English, and includes a certificate of completion. Learners rate it 3.8 out of 5 from 242 reviews, with 1,298 students enrolled. It is a paid course, last updated November 2018.
Unlock the Future of WordPress Editing with Gutenberg!
Dive into the world of Gutenberg, the revolutionary new editing experience transforming WordPress. This course provides a strong foundation for developers eager to build with the next generation of the WordPress editor. Learn how to leverage drag-and-drop block editing to create dynamic and engaging content.
Here's what you'll discover:
- Gutenberg Core Architecture: Understand the inner workings of Gutenberg and how it's built.
- Essential JavaScript Libraries: Explore the key JavaScript libraries that power Gutenberg, giving you a solid understanding of the underlying technology.
- Custom Block Development: Master the process of creating custom blocks using both core and custom components, expanding WordPress's content capabilities.
- Theme Development with Gutenberg: Discover how theme developers can effectively extend and customize Gutenberg to create unique and tailored user experiences.
- Modern JavaScript Techniques: Embrace the modern JavaScript approach, including ES6+, JSX, React, and webpack, essential for building robust and scalable Gutenberg solutions.
Important Note: Gutenberg is an evolving project. This course will be regularly updated to reflect the latest developments and changes within the Gutenberg ecosystem.
Please be aware that this is an abridged version of a more comprehensive course, not available on Udemy.
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