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WordPress vs WYSIWYG vs SanityPress

A comparison of WordPress, WYSIWYG, and SanityPress, evaluating content management, scalability, speed, and more to help choose the best platform.

This is an external link at:sanitypress.dev
Mitchell Christ
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Guide to content creation with Sanity

Sanity is a content platform that is used to unify, structure, and deliver the content of an organization. We regularly use it as a headless CMS for our clients to control the content and layout of their websites, whose frontend is usually built with a framework like Remix or Next.js.

This is an external link at:tinloof.com
Tinloof
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Creating my first Sanity.io plugin

I created my very first Sanity plugin and this article details out my experience - the problems I encountered and how I solved them. But yeah, just really scratching my own itch!

Dorell James
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Adding Sanity CMS to Jungle.js & deploy

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.

This is an external link at:stordahl.dev
Jacob Størdahl
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Form submission using Gatsby, SANITY, Netlify and React Hook Form

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.

This is an external link at:www.erichowey.dev
Eric Howey
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