Using 11ty JavaScript Data files to mix Markdown and CMS content into one collection
In this article, we'll examine how to use 11ty's addAllPagesToCollections pagination property to mix and match data sources
In this article, we'll examine how to use 11ty's addAllPagesToCollections pagination property to mix and match data sources
This article teaches readers how to build real-time data visualization charts using Sanity listeners and React
Go to Real-time data visualization with React Charts and Sanity listenersWhen you attach user generated feedback directly to your content, you can query for what needs to be improved
Go to Improve anything with user feedback forms and GROQUse document actions to give editors a much easier workflow
Go to Easier editor tasks with custom actionsEdit code and make revisions without fear - deploy a staging website with SANITY spaces API.
Learn how to schedule a backup routine for the content of your Sanity Studio thanks to GitHub Actions and Artifacts
Go to Sanity Backup Function with GitHub Actions and ArtifactsHow to deliver better content experiences across cultures, languages, and tastes.
Go to Tailoring content for different audiencesHierarchies are handy for organizing, but they can also fence you in. Learn how to build them, when to use them, and why you might want to treat navigation as a separate concern.
Go to Hierarchies, Graphs, and NavigationAre you planning to build an API for your web application and you don't know what architectural approach to take? In this article, we will describe REST and GraphQL APIs. We will see their features, advantages, disadvantages, and use cases.
Go to GraphQL vs REST: which API is best for your web app?Learn how to shape Sanity Studio to improve editor flows and content quality.
Go to How to create an effective editor experienceA first timer exprience on implementing Azure Active Directory SSO in Sanity and building unlimited Access Control
Go to Azure SSO and Unlimited Access Control CustomizationLearn how to create a PWA with Sanity and React. This is a step-by-step tutorial to help you go from idea to deployment. First, we'll define what PWAs are and how Sanity can help you power one, and then… a full tutorial!
Go to Make a Progressive Web App with ReactIn this guide, you'll be learning how to test your React application with Jest and Puppeteer. It walks through installing, writing, and debugging test scripts on the home page of a website. Testing is very important when it comes to developing web applications. It helps to ensure that your application is free from bugs and your application is behaving as expected.
Go to Run end-to-end test with Jest and PuppeteerExamine the basics of what the API Economy is and how developers can tap into its potential.
Go to What the API Economy means for developersIn this guide we'll integrate Sanity with the Hugo static site generator using Netlify build plugins.
Go to Integrating Sanity and Hugo with Netlify PluginsThis project helps beginners working with react to learn how to add code input to their rich text field and also highlight it.
How to build a markdown blog with Svelte, Sapper, and Sanity
Go to Svelte Tutorial: Make a blog with SapperAs we get to use GROQ more and more, it's inevitable when we get ourselves to situations where we need to construct queries dynamically. Here's how you make dynamic GROQ query in JavaScript.
Go to Dynamic GROQ Query in JavaScript