WordPress NYC Meetup Group

Let's spend an hour together where we each set a WordPress goal and share what we're doing to achieve it. We'll discuss 3 types of goal setting and the one that feels right for you.

Choose a breakout room for one-on-one discussions and settle in with a mug of coffee or tea (even a glass of wine).

EVENT DATE: Monday, February 28th, 2022

EVENT LOCATION: Zoom. The link will be sent by Meetup to your registered email.

HOST: Winstina Hughes

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The Gutenberg editor has been around for a while now. With full site editing (FSE) released in WordPress 5.9 & 6.0 on the way, it's a good time to be ready to make the switch.

But should you make the switch?
Can you make the switch?
Can you maintain the site after the switch?
Do you have to make the switch?

If you're confused and have similar questions we've got answers!

This is part 3 of a new 4 part series "Going Gutenberg." This series is targeted at site owners & technical leads who want to understand planning a migration to Gutenberg from the classic editor. Detailed descriptions and other details such as recording, slides, & other resources will be released shortly.

ABOUT THE SPEAKER
Victor Ramirez began his foray into the interwebs building websites and email newsletters for various high school art projects. Recently, he was at Dow Jones defining WordPress at News Corp. He now is a lead product analytics engineer at The Knot Worldwide. On the side, he runs An Abstract Agency (a WordPress agency), co-organizes the WPNYC MeetUp, & teaches high school students to code.

The Gutenberg editor has been around for a while now. With full site editing (FSE) released in WordPress 5.9 & 6.0 on the way, it's a good time to be ready to make the switch.

But should you make the switch?
Can you make the switch?
Can you maintain the site after the switch?
Do you have to make the switch?

If you're confused and have similar questions we've got answers!

This is part 4 of a new 4 part series "Going Gutenberg." This series is targeted at site owners & technical leads who want to understand planning a migration to Gutenberg from the classic editor. Detailed descriptions and other details such as recording, slides, & other resources will be released shortly.

ABOUT THE SPEAKER
Victor Ramirez began his foray into the interwebs building websites and email newsletters for various high school art projects. Recently, he was at Dow Jones defining WordPress at News Corp. He now is a lead product analytics engineer at The Knot Worldwide. On the side, he runs An Abstract Agency (a WordPress agency), co-organizes the WPNYC MeetUp, & teaches high school students to code.