Gutenberg（古腾堡）

I just want to write articles not create a whole page. I didn’t use WP for a very long time so I was really surprised but oh, well, let’s try to work with this new system I thought… damn, that sucks. had to google to find out how to revert to the classic editor. the classic editor should be the default.

This and all other bad reviews are for the Gutenberg feature inside Wordpress.OK I get it. Some people want to have this. But it SHOULD NOT be pushed down the throat of everybody else (as in “included in every Wordpress install in the world”). When millions of users choose to deactivate it, it is OBVIOUS it should be a plugin. We all know the dangers of having huge amounts of dead code in our websites.

Do you have DOGE in your company? Maybe you should, why bother developing this if nobody using it. It’s really a hustle to uninstall this plugin every time i build new website. Maybe you shouldn’t include it in a package?

Gutenberg et son extension pour WordPress sont de très bonnes initiatives, offrant une approche simple et fluide de la création de contenu. Ces outils méritent davantage de soutien de la part de la communauté open source. En tant qu’utilisateur, je privilégie la simplicité et la frugalité, que j’espère trouver dans Gutenberg, contrairement aux page builders payants qui privilégient la complexité. J’encourage à poursuivre dans cette direction. Gutenberg and its WordPress extension are great initiatives, offering a simple and streamlined approach to content creation. These tools deserve more support from the open-source community. As a user, I value simplicity and frugality, which I hope to find in Gutenberg, unlike paid page builders that focus on complexity. I encourage continuing in this direction. Thanks the team even if lot of things still to be done… “Do not fear being slow, only fear being stopped…”

Hello. Unfortunately, this Gutenberg editor seems not to be born to be an editor. It’s very difficult for it to become one as it grows. Many of my acquaintances and clients are struggling to use it. We try to teach them, but it’s so hard that they give up. That’s why they all feel very happy when they switch back to the classic editor. Because they are just adding text and images. They still use the classic editor for e-commerce. For these reasons, Gutenberg will never become the default editor in WordPress. I have a suggestion to make this work better. When content is added with Gutenberg, it could initially be a simple WYSIWYG editor, still using Gutenberg. Similar to the comment box we use here. If it had tools for adding images and other Word-like features like bold, italic, image addition… Maybe it could also just be a simple column where text and images can be added. In other words, a default block similar to TinyMCE. Additionally, there could be a button for switching to block mode at the top, which opens the block editor when clicked. If a design is required, this button would be used; otherwise, there could be a simple interface similar to TinyMCE by default… I think if something like this is implemented, many people will start to like the Gutenberg editor. Good luck!

Gutenberg is unusable, so many redundant options, common actions moved into sub-menus adding extra clicks everywhere. Very frustrating to use and delays progress when working.