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.
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.
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A minimum viable build in Sanity Studio
How to add your Sanity.io project as a data source for a Jungle.js powered blog.
How to deploy the Studio from a GitHub action
Learn how to set up real-time previews for the Sanity Studio with a Nuxt frontend
In this guide, discover how to configure Sanity and 11ty to embed Twitter and Instagram posts in Portable Text
Make your editors' lives easier with a simple-to-setup live preview for their CMS with any website built using a framework like React, Vue or Svelte
Learn how to integrate structured content with Dialogflow to power chatbots
How to utilize Sanity's Webhooks to trigger a Firebase Cloud Function that can backup your data in Cloud Firestore
Learn how to integrate Sanity.io with an existing Gridsome site
Learn how to migrate from Ghost to Sanity
Learn how to embed Mermaid.js based diagrams in Sanity.
Create a more user friendly text editor
How to start from scratch with a Sanity powered Gatsby website
Learn how to implement localised content from Sanity in Gatsby.js
How to make anchor links in Gatsby