Andrew Norcross

<p>A sidebar widget to display your public gists from GitHub. Allows for optional display of creation date and link back to your GitHub profile page. Uses v3 of the GitHub API.</p>
<h3>Potential Enhancements</h3>
<p>I plan on including the Transients API in an upcoming release…once I figure out exactly how they work. Otherwise, feel free to suggest.</p>


GitHub Gists Sidebar Widget

A sidebar widget to display your public gists from GitHub.

frisfruitig

<p>With <strong>FF Block Gist Embed</strong> you can embed files from GitHub Gists. It adds a block named ‘Gist Embed’ to the WordPress editor interface. For every instance of this block, you can:</p>
<ul>
<li>Select one or more files from the same Gist URL to be embedded in your post.</li>
<li>Include the vendor stylesheet that handles the styling of Gist embeds (see the FAQ for more information).</li>
<li>Choose whether or not to embed the Gist files as raw content.</li>
</ul>
<h3>Roadmap</h3>
<p>We would like to bring some additional features soon. Some of the things we have planned, are:</p>
<ul>
<li>Caching the content of files</li>
<li>Manually change the order of the files from a Gist within a block</li>
<li>Automatically get the list of files after a valid Gist URL is entered in the input field</li>
</ul>


FF Block Gist Embed

This block works great for adding Gists to your posts and pages.

However, it desperately need a preview option so that you can see the results in the editor.

But, otherwise, a fantastic addition for any developer wanting to share their code.

A simple but effective Gist block

A WordPress editor plugin that that handles embedding (raw) files from GitHub Gists.

GitHub Gists Sidebar Widget vs FF Block Gist Embed