Using Bento Components for Gutenberg Block Development

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Last week saw the launch of Bento, an easy to use component library that helps you achieve a great page experience.

Today, I would like to share some thoughts on how Bento components can be used in Gutenberg in order to reduce development and maintenance costs while at the same time ensuring great user experience (UX) and page experience (PX).

In addition to the core blocks available natively in Gutenberg, developers can create custom blocks for use in the editor. Typically, with Gutenberg you have to implement the same functionality twice, first by creating a block’s Edit component in React and then by re-implementing the same look and feel without React for the frontend. This causes a lot of duplicate work and additional maintenance burden, and potentially even some disparity between the two versions.

This is where Bento comes into play.

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