Markdown is the heart of writing content in Grav, and for Grav 2.0 we gave it a proper pass. The engine is still the same fast, Parsedown-based renderer it has always bee…
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Most of the Grav 2.0 developer series so far has been quick wins. The compatibility flag is a one-line change. Adding API endpoints is a couple of event handlers. Custom …
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I've been running my own Grav sites through an AI agent for a few months now, and the thing that kept nagging me was how every other CMS handles AI. It's always bolted on…
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The Grav admin has carried the project for the better part of a decade. Admin Classic was always pragmatic: a Twig-rendered interface, jQuery for the dynamic bits, built …
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Back in late 2015, we announced that Grav's translation workflow was moving to Crowdin. At the time it was a huge step forward. Instead of forking a plugin repo, hand-edi…
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The Grav API plugin is the load-bearing component of Grav 2.0. Admin Next is built on top of it, the MCP server runs through it, and any third-party tool that wants to ta…
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If you ship a Grav plugin or theme, the new compatibility flag is one of the most important things to know about for Grav 2.0, and it's also one of the easiest 2.0 update…
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If you maintain a Grav plugin or theme, this post is your starting point for Grav 2.0. I know how a major version bump can look from the outside, especially when the head…
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One of the biggest lessons we took from the 1.8 beta cycle is that in-place upgrades across a generational library change are inherently fragile. When the PHP stack moves…
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