Change is hard. For a developer, changing our workflow is especially difficult. In his book,\u00a0Who moved my cheese?<\/i>, Dr. Spencer Johnson uses an allegory to teach healthy coping mechanisms for change. When it comes to choosing a CMS, developers rely upon the tools with which we’re most familiar. Traditionally, WordPress doesn\u2019t make breaking changes. But with the upcoming release of the Gutenberg editor in WordPress 5.0, how can we realistically adjust both our attitudes and our workflows?<\/p>\n
What if WordPress forks? What if it forks several times? How do page builders fit into a Gutenberg world? Will my favorite plugins adapt and how? Will my clients\u2019 sites break?<\/p>\n
It\u2019s okay to ask questions. Learning to anticipate, monitor, and adapt to change leads us to a healthy place of positive acceptance.<\/p>\n
In this talk, we will spend some time discussing the actual risk-benefit assessment of WordPress 5.0. You will leave with a better outlook \u2014 guaranteed.<\/p>\n
Change is hard. For a developer, changing our workflow is especially difficult. In his book,\u00a0Who moved my cheese?, Dr. Spencer Johnson uses an allegory to teach healthy coping mechanisms for change. When it comes to choosing a CMS, developers rely … Continue reading Who Moved My Editor? Addressing Gutenberg Facts and Fears<\/span>