Using Gutenberg slows me down. More clicks to find/do things. Have to come up with shortcuts to do the things you could speedily do before on the old editor. I feel Gutenberg is a narrow-minded approach to post-editing simply because I don't think WordPress appreciated all the different ways people were using the old editor. I feel they had a single vision, went for a minimalistic design, but practically made editing posts harder for users like me. I care about how my posts look when they're published, not how they look when I'm editing them - when I'm editing them I want varied and easy customisation. Moreover, I dislike how it's more and more being forced on users and how we have to download a plugin to disable it. Like many others, I don't like using too many plugins on my site. I use the Code Editor a lot and on Guternberg I have to do finger gymnastics to open up the Code Editor with the keyboard shortcut and it always opens me right at the top of the post so I lose my place everytime. Previewing posts takes longer on Gutenberg too. You can't open up other WordPress menu items on Guternberg too (you have to open a new tab in your browser to find them again.) The more preference I see being given to Guternberg the more I start pondering about leaving WordPress altogether. Editing posts on a regular text editor would be faster than this. I appreciate the WordPress team's vision behind this, and I appreciate they're working hard on it. But right now at least for a user like me, it's not a good experience.

Can be used for torture ...

Tried to use it a few times now and it's frustrating. Maybe I'm missing something, but it doesn't appear to have anywhere near the design and customization options as SiteOrigin's Page Builder.

Very nice that wordpress have two editor modes. For some projects I'm using classic editor for another builder. Everything looks impressive.

The block editor is the most annoying release in the history of all updates. I'm not sure why advanced users have sacrifice efficiency just so wordpress can appeal to the lowest common denominator.

De verdad que lo he intentado, me propuse darle una oportunidad y crear algunas webs con Gutenberg, al principio más o menos funcionó bien, a pesar de que su usabilidad es muy mala, pero cada tanto, bloques que han funcionado se rompen y los convierte en código html, es imposible trabajar así. Los bloques reutilizables parecian una buena idea, pero cuidado, el día menos pensado te desaparecen o dejan de funcionar. Le doy una estrella por la opción de agrupar que es lo único que vale la pena.