Admin 2.0 shipped as the default admin in Grav 2.0, and everything since has been bug fixes and polish. Admin 2.1 is the first release that adds something new, and it is …
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Adding discussion to a Grav site has always meant reaching for somebody else's platform. You either stand up Discourse and take on a Ruby app, a Postgres database, Redis,…
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Typhoon has been a Tailwind CSS theme since 2022, and Helios was built on Tailwind 4 from day one. Both of them are lovely to work on, right up until the moment you want …
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A little while ago I got one of those emails. You know the one. "Your annual subscription renews in 7 days." It was for the diff and merge tool I'd been leaning on for ye…
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Today, Grav 2.0 is stable. I'm thrilled to finally write those words. This is the biggest release in the project's history, and it's been a long road to get here. The fir…
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For most of the last decade our community forum lived on hosted Discourse at discourse.getgrav.org. It was a solid choice at the time, it ran reliably, and a lot of good …
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If you're reading this on getgrav.org, take a look around. It looks different. The site had carried more or less the same design for years, and it served us well, but it …
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If you've moved a site to Grav 2.0 and a bit of {{ ... }} you had sitting in a page suddenly shows up as literal text instead of rendering, this post is for you. We chang…
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A New Direction: macOS Web Development Environment Every year for what feels like a decade, I've published a fresh version of the same guide: how to stand up a proper loc…
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