Resource Guru has just launched an ambitious rebranded marketing website built using sanity and Next.js. We have built a site that will serve us for many years to come, and need to be able to iterate on the project as we evolve as a company.
This is the personal site for James Q Quick, highlighting different types of content that are stored in Sanity: blog posts, talks, streams, YouTube videos, etc.
Go to James Q Quick Personal Site
Documentation page of the all-in-one analytics tool https://splitbee.io
A tool for Sanity Studio to graph your content and see changes in real-time.
See how we can add a Site Settings section in our Sanity Studio so our site administrators can update relevant info on our site.
a website for a fictitious plant shop
Winemaker.com is the digital marketplace for discoverers and connoisseurs and promotes direct encounters between winemakers and wine lovers.
Jungle.js is a new SSG framework for Svelte that I'm really excited about. It definately needs to prove itself, but I think it has a bright future! Today I'm going to be showing you how you can add Sanity CMS as a data source for a Jungle powered blog.
Using previews in Sanity to automate generating simple click maps.
A walk through of creating a contact form in Gatsby that submits to both an email address and a backend database using SANITY. The form itself will be built using React Hook Form and also integrate with Netlify forms.
Food blog about authentic Korean cuisine.
Portfolio for motion artist Dean Giffin.
Generate TypeScript types from your Sanity schemas. Also includes a simple and tiny (<1kB) TypeScript powered client. Built for Jamstack apps.
A teeny-tiny 1-document-type schema
Generate a custom validator function for Portable Text fields using built-in routines
A schema to bring greater transparency to food sourcing.
Archive and online exhibition for an activist performance artist, radical pedagogue, and Macarthur fellow.
Personal website and E-commerce store for celebrity actor Nick Offerman.