Would be great to read an article about how we can use gutenberg on WooCommerce sites.

Digged up the whole internet but all the info i can find is nothing but garbage like:
Dev team XY has a new plugin called Z that works with WooCommerce and GB. Digging deeper it always comes out that these plugins do not enable us to record new products with the block editor as the WC team still decided to opt out of the Gutenberg editor by default. So literally we should try a plugin on a webshop (maintained to generate money) that brings us to the bleeding-edge and to the risk of breaking anything, any time. This does not sound welcoming for me…

Some blocks come with core WC, other blocks come with WooCommerce Blocks by automattic (not to mention other dev’s WC-related plugin bloat) that end up forcing us using a mix of the old way of recording product data and then forcing us manually create pages for specific products or product categories… which is simply a non-sense if you have more than a bunch of products.

So how and when should GB work on a real WC site that keeps add new products? I mean in reality and not just in some designers fantasy?