API-first CMS: What Is It And Why Should You Care - Article
An API CMS is a decoupled content management system that delivers content via an API, allowing for multichannel presentation and more flexible digital experience management.
An API CMS is a decoupled content management system that delivers content via an API, allowing for multichannel presentation and more flexible digital experience management.
Learn the core differences between JavaScript and TypeScript in this quick, beginner-friendly explainer.
Go to TypeScript vs. JavaScript: 7 Key DifferencesGet a crash course in the basics of TypeScript, the type-safe superset of JavaScript beloved by professional developers on high-performing teams.
Go to TypeScript 101: What is it and why should you use it?A digital experience platform is a next-generation content management system with an integrated suite of tools for multi-channel customer engagement tactics.
Go to What is a Digital Experience Platform (DXP)?Static site generators (SSG) are some of the most popular web development tools on the internet today. Learn about their different features and which is best for your use case.
Go to The best static site generatorsLearn about static sites, content management systems, and which solution is right for your team.
Go to What is a static website?Learn about the differences between headless CMSes and traditional CMSes and choose the best option for your business.
Go to Headless CMS vs. Traditional CMSLearn how a headless CMS improves on conventional approaches, and whether it's the right choice for your business.
Go to The benefits of headless CMSesThis article will explore how to use SVG in React in three examples
Go to How to use SVGs in ReactLearn how to hook up a Telegram chatbot to Sanity using Node.js in this short, snappy tutorial.
Go to How to create a Telegram bot with Node.js and SanityBuild a full-fledged, user-authenticated To-do app using Sanity, Next.js, and Magic.link.
Go to How to Create a Todo List with React and SanityIn this tutorial, we'll make a no-frills "merch store" for a personal blog using the Stripe API, Next.js, and Sanity. We'll leverage Stripe's fantastic checkout platform to redirect our customers to Stripe's servers for their checkout process.
Go to Build an e-commerce site with the Stripe APIThis post discusses top 5 rich-text components for React.js, the pros and cons and how to use each in your next project
Go to Top 5 rich-text React componentsIn this guide we'll integrate Sanity with the Hugo static site generator using Netlify build plugins.
Go to Integrating Sanity and Hugo with Netlify PluginsJoe has been writing professionally for 6+ years and coding for 3. His articles have been featured in outlets such as Slate and Splice Today, and his instructional writing on computer science has been taught at Quantic School of Business and Technology and Synthesis.
Joe joined Sanity in January of 2021 as a guest author and now writes about web development and the JamStack ecosystem.
He lives in the Shenandoah Valley, Virginia, and enjoys gardening and cultivating gourmet mushrooms in his spare time.