Lightning talks from Josh Pollock, Andrew Kaiser, Cole Turner and Jason Clark
summary
Gutenberg uses React components over the WordPress REST API with a block schema, attributes stored partly in HTML comments, a setAttributes API and optional server‑side render callbacks; hidden easter eggs appear across tooling from vim help and Emacs cookie recipes to Star Wars ASCII on telnet, Docker random names and Apollo 11 source comments and even the HTTP 418 teapot; a masonry dog app crashes at 500 items because it creates ~1,000 DOM nodes while only 11–24 are visible so switching to react‑window and IntersectionObserver virtualizes to render 2,000 dogs with ~100 nodes; team workflow changes by publishing UI pieces to a bit component registry via the CLI.
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