Grav 2.0 Release Candidate is now available after nearly two years of development, delivering the most substantial update yet for this flat-file content management system (CMS). This version modernizes the platform’s foundation, requiring PHP 8.3 or newer and adopting the latest releases of Symfony, Twig, and other supporting libraries. A central change is the introduction of a first-party REST API, which now underpins all aspects of Grav’s architecture. This API enables full headless CMS capabilities, replacing the previous Twig-rendered admin with a contemporary, API-driven interface and broadening integration options. Following the backend improvements, Grav 2.0 introduces the Quark 2 theme. This default theme is rebuilt from scratch using Pico CSS v2 and Font Awesome 7. It brings light, dark, and auto appearance modes, a configurable accent color, advanced mobile navigation, and enhanced accessibility features. Building on these upgrades, the release adds AI-ready workflows via the...
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