Now playing: the latest Mux Video Input plugin for Sanity
From 4K video support to auto-generated captions, the new Mux plugin for Sanity brings even more features to deliver video-rich, performant experiences.
Molly Friederich
Now playing: the latest Mux Video Input plugin for Sanity
From 4K video support to auto-generated captions, the new Mux plugin for Sanity brings even more features to deliver video-rich, performant experiences.
Molly Friederich
AI and Content Creation: A Leader's Guide
The robots are here, and I, for one, welcome our new collaborators. Let me share a few tricks that help ensure they work for you and not the other way around.
Simen Svale
Your Choices Matter: 6 Ways HTML Impacts Your Page’s Accessibility
Did you know you can improve a lot of your page’s accessibility right in your markup? Let's look at some practical ways to do that.
Hidde de Vries
5 Ways to Increase Your Content Velocity
Learn how to use structured content, APIs, and automation to launch digital initiatives faster and create more engaging customer experiences.
Marcus Sarmento
Become a JSON wrangler with the new GROQ introduction on egghead.io
Want to take control over JSON data? Take the new GROQ introduction course on Egghead.io!
Knut Melvær
Deploying a Next.js site on Cloudflare Pages with webhooks
Join Lauren and Martin from the Sanity.io developer relations team as they explore the brand new JAMStack platform Cloudflare Pages!
Lo Etheridge and 1 other
Upper and lower case for GROQ
In the latest episode of Kap & Lauren learn GROQ - Part 8, we learned more about functions in GROQ: upper() & lower(). We also did a couple of community spotlights!
Lo Etheridge and 1 other
Functions in GROQ defined
In the latest episode of Kap & Lauren learn GROQ - Part 7, we learned about functions in GROQ: defined(), round(), text(), length(), and count().
Lo Etheridge and 1 other
IOT studio for your home!
Build your home automation with Sanity! We use home automation to show you the extent that Sanity can read and write to different API's, that Sanity is well capable of reaching out beyond the internet and into the physical world.
Nicholas Klem and 6 others
Why I chose Sanity as my WordPress alternative
After a ton of experience in WordPress I've decided Sanity is the correct solution moving forward.
Ryan Murray
Lab Notes: Setting up air quality notifications with Purple Air, Sanity, Vercel, and Twilio
Stuck in a megafire in the middle of a pandemic? This handy little service lets your friends know when to cancel outdoor teaching with crowdsourced sensor networks from Purple Air, Sanity.io as the data store, Vercel for compute, and Twilio for notification!
Even Westvang
The Drupal developer’s introduction to Sanity.io
With the upcoming end of life for Drupal 7, many Drupal developers are considering alternative ways to manage structured content. If you’re thinking about moving to Sanity.io here’s an overview of how the two compare.
Ronald Aveling
Headless CMS explained in 1 minute
Learn about headless Content Management Systems: what they are, how they work, and how they differ from traditional CMSes like WordPress. We explore the uses of headless content, and how to apply it to websites, apps, and more.
Knut Melvær
Creating a Commenting Engine with Sanity and Next.js by Vercel
In this live stream, we look at creating a commenting engine using Sanity, Vercel, and Next.js
Knut Melvær and 1 other
Why content modeling early unlocks value
Content modeling early in the lifecycle of a project is really valuable. Learn how to apply it to projects young and old, tricks for modeling with legacy software, and advice for considering CMS migrations.
Ronald Aveling and 1 other
Moving the Mux blog to the JAMstack
In this post, Dylan from Mux.com presents why and how they moved their blog to the JAMstack using Sanity.io for content, and Gatsby.js to build the frontend.
Dylan Jhaveri
Building the official Las Vegas Alexa skill (Sanity User Group SF Meetup)
We're hosting a meetup in the Bay area on February 5th. Learn how the official Las Vegas Alexa skill is powered by structured content. And how to customize author experiences inside Sanity Studio.
Knut Melvær
Introducing Squizzy: Our totally serverless Kahoot clone powered by Sanity.io
We built a serverless quiz game that you can deploy and customize yourself. You know, for fun!
Even Westvang and 2 others
Introducing environment variable support for Sanity Studio
Better continous integration (CI) with new environment variable support for the Sanity Studio
Even Westvang
Introducing Glush: a robust, human readable, top-down parser compiler
Glush is a new parser compiler based on Glushkov’s construction algorithm – . It offers a human readable grammar, is naturally top-down and maintains worst case cubic performance for even the most ambiguous grammars.
Magnus Holm