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Migrating an existing site to Gutenberg, day 1, first note: I’m trying to catch up on the latest with what’s going on regarding Gutenberg, and I can’t help but notice all the noise.

This could be a function of my social media curation, or it could be a function of there really being a lot of noise out there, or it could be a little bit of both.

I’m going to see if I can find some sort of roadmap, although I may need to create one myself.

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One final note for this evening.

I’m trying to get John to agree to participate in screen share recordings via Zoom of this process. I figure if we’re doing this whole migration thing, and it’s his idea, he can participate in the work.

I also told him that this is the fluffy bunny stuff he has to do for marketing.

I think he’s still in get-off-my-lawn mode but I’m sure he’ll come around.

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First thing’s first. Let’s find some books.

I have a few on React, but I want to make sure there are some absolute beginner resources. So I load yee old QRead, and

I have to re-enter Bookshare credentials because, (on this computer), books stored in QRead periodically get wiped along with credentials.

This is annoying, but I’m used to is, so I’ll get those re-entered and then search Bookshare for appropriate books.