It seems to me that Gutenberg is the exact opposite of what is required to do all the things for WordPress we were told it would do.

The UX is inscrutable. Its not clear how to use it, its not easy to use, makes no attempt to provide a user-friendly interface, and is, for the most part, counter-intuitive, and its still missing important functions and features.

I just tried it out again together with Rich's CoBlocks and (sorry Rich) Gutenberg is still not fit for the average production site except, perhaps, in the hands of an experienced developer.

No way to hide page title
No full width section
No system stack option
No Ubuntu font... and the list goes on.

The time is gone where the developers could claim "...its early days yet". Those days are all gone and there's still no comparison with the power and ease of use of Elementor, for example.

I'd like to be able to use it, but there is no way I am going to compromise on site design and functionality, especially when there's no need to.

P.S. When the Tavern starts to publish with Gutenberg I'll maybe look at it again.