So ... Let's see ...

Those magic blocks

As I said, Gutenberg’s blocks will allow you to add different content types to your posts and pages.

And we have several block categories. Here they are ...

1. Common blocks

1.1 audio = you can use it to embed a simple audio player

1.2 cover = will add an image or video with a text overlay

1.3 file = will create a link to a downloadable resource

1.4 gallery = will display multiple images in a rich gallery

1.5 heading = adds H1-H6 heading text

1.6 image = will insert an image

1.7 list = adds a bulleted or numbered list

1.8 paragraph = adds a basic paragraph text

1.9 quote = will create a quoted text visual emphasis

1.10 video = you can embed a video from your media library (or to upload a new one)

2. Formatting blocks

2.1 classic = will allow you to use the classic WordPress editor

2.2 code = will allow you to display code snippets

2.3 custom HTML = adds a custom HTML code (and live preview)

2.4 preformatted = adds a text that respects your spacing and tabs and allows styling

2.5 pullquote = will create a special visual emphasis to a quote from your text

2.6 table = inserts a table

2.7 verse = will allow you to use special spacing formats for poetry, song lyrics, etc

3. Layout element blocks

3.1 button = adds a custom button

3.2 columns = adds a block that displays content in multiple columns

3.3 media & text = will allow you to set media and words side-by-side

3.4 more = will allow you to define where you want the separation in your excerpts

3.5 page break = you can use it to create multi-page posts

3.6 separator = a horizontal separator for creating breaks between ideas or sections

3.7 spacer = adds a white space between blocks (with customizable height)

4. Widget blocks

4.1 archives = displays a monthly archive of your posts

4.2 categories = displays a list of all your categories

4.3 latest comments = displays a list of your most recent comments

4.4 latest posts = display a list of your most recent posts

4.5 shortcode = will allow you to insert custom elements (using a WordPress shortcode)

5. Embed blocks

The embed blocks will allow you to embed videos, images, tweets, audio, etc from different external third-party sources.

Supported platforms: Twitter, YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, WordPress, SoundCloud, Spotify, Flickr, Vimeo, Animoto, Cloudup, CollegeHumor, Imgur, Issuu, Kickstarter, Meetup.com, Mixcloud, Photobucket, Polldaddy, Reddit, ReverbNation, Screencast, Scribd, Slideshare, SmugMug, Speaker Deck, TED, Tumblr, VideoPress and WordPress.tv.