Skip to content
Sanity
Get started
  • Sanity Studio - Flexible editing environment
  • Content Lake - Real-time database
  • Developer experience - Tooling you love
  • Structured content - The philosophy behind Sanity
  • Review changes - View edits & rollback instantly
  • Image pipeline - On-demand transformations
  • E-commerce - Better shopping experiences
  • Marketing sites - Control your story
  • Products & services - Innovate and automate
  • Mobile apps - Content backend for every OS
  • Aether - Unique digital shopping experience
  • Morning Brew - Omnichannel media distribution
  • InVision - Delivering exceptional customer experiences
  • DataStax - Personalization for global audience
  • React
  • Gatsby
  • Next
  • Nuxt
  • Eleventy
  • Netlify
  • Vercel
  • Algolia
  • Documentation
  • Reference
  • Guides
  • Resource library
  • Headless CMS
  • Tools & plugins
  • Project showcase
  • Schemas & snippets
  • Agency partners
  • Technology partners
  • Get support
  • Share your work
  • 5 Disadvantages Of Wordpress That Are Holding You Back
EnterprisePricing
Contact salesLog inGet started
Published May 30th 2019

We had ourselves a bug week

No new features. No detailed plan. Just bug fixes for a week.

Knut Melvær

Principal Developer Marketing Manager

If you have ever built or used software you know this: There will be bugs. When Grace Hopper coined the phrase in software development it proved to be an actual moth that had crept into the hardware and made trouble (original bug report in the photo above). As far as we know though, there aren't any moths inside our React code.

At Sanity.io we're a team of developers who make a platform for structured content, used by many different people for many different things. Feature requests from the community, strategic product decisions, and the needs of our customers will mostly end up getting prioritized. As it well should be. But it also means that it's easy to let those bugs rest in their hiding places while we focus on the new shiny stuff.

But bugs aren't just annoying for people who may encounter them when using our software, they're also… well, bugging us who develop and design the product. Because we know they are there. Some bugs may never really affect users directly or just in some rare cases, while some bugs are more intrusive. Either way, there's nothing more we would like, than to squash them.

So we had ourselves a bug week!

No new features. No detailed sprint plan. Every developer got to pick the bugs that annoyed them the most and fix it. The result: 32 Pull Requests to the next-branch.

We have fixed bugs in the CLI, Structure Builder, error handling, the editor for Portable Text, the Form Builder, the mutator, visual components, block-tools, and validation. Pull Requests will now be reviewed one-by-one and shipped to you in the next releases.

It felt invigorating! Cathartic even! And we're definitely doing bug week again!

Check out the release notes on GitHub

Platform

Structured ContentDeveloper experienceContent LakeSanity StudioSecurity & Compliance
  • Sanity vs Contentful
  • Sanity vs Strapi
  • Sanity vs Wordpress
  • Sanity vs Adobe Experience Manager
  • Sanity vs Hygraph
  • Sanity vs Sitecore
  • Sanity vs Storyblok
  • Sanity vs Contentstack
  • Sanity vs Prismic
  • Sanity vs Drupal
  • Sanity vs ButterCMS

Resources

Documentation
  • React Blog
  • Gatsby Blog
  • Next.js Landing Pages
  • Progressive Web Application
  • Single Page Application
  • Svelte & Typescript App
  • Vue & Tailwind Blog
  • Developer Portfolio Templates
  • Form validation with Yup
  • Live Preview with Next.js and Sanity.io
Resource library
  • Agency partners
  • Technology partners
  • Blog Template
  • Personal Website Template
  • Developer Portfolio Templates
  • All Templates
Case Studies
  • Headless CMS
  • What is an API CMS
  • Static Sites 101
  • Headless SEO
  • Localization
  • GraphQL vs REST
  • What is a DXP?
  • Typescript 101
  • Content as a Service
  • Ecommerce SEO
  • React CMS
  • Next.JS CMS
  • CMS for Shopify
  • Content platform
  • Multilingual CMS
  • Static Site CMS
  • Gatsby CMS
  • Node CMS
  • E-commerce CMS
  • Vue CMS
  • Angular CMS
  • GraphQL CMS
  • Newspaper CMS
  • Magazine CMS
  • CMS for apps
  • Remix CMS

Company

Contact SalesEnterpriseCareersTerms of ServiceAccessibility Statement

Stay connected

  • GitHub
  • Slack
  • Twitter
  • YouTube
  • Stack Overflow
  • Blog RSS
  • Newsletter
©Sanity 2023