To get around our "modern language features" issue, we can tweak the Sanity Webpack configuration so that it uses babel to transpile the library files for our third-party libraries that are causing us problems.
Leveraging Sanity to manage and process images and videos.
We use Sanity to build fast websites that rank on the Google search engine and attract users. A/B testing is a great way to find out what content fits better with your target users, so integrating it on Sanity is a great way to test your content with real users before going live with them.
At Tinloof, we aim to create websites that retain users, and tracking their interactions is key to making that happen. We’ll explain in this article the analytics possibilities with Sanity and how we make them possible in our projects.
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.
Even though we like Contentful and still use it in some of our projects if it’s the client's preference, Sanity is our headless CMS solution of choice. In this article, we'll explain 5 reasons why we prefer Sanity.
You want to create an international website by either translating content from one language to others or publishing content that is only relevant to a specific locale. Let's see how we achieve that with Sanity.
When we build a website with Sanity, we configure SEO best practices to rank higher on search engine result pages.
In this guide, I'll show you how to create a podcast web app using Sanity Podcast Studio, Next.js, and Vercel.
A short and sweet post explaining how to create a GitHub Workflow to automatically backup a Sanity dataset on a regular interval.
In this article, I explain how to customize the Portable Text editor to support localized text (as recommended by WCAG SC 3.1.2 and ATAG B2.1.1).
A collection of tips to ask for help efficiently, particularly on the Sanity community Slack.
Leverage modern HTML & CSS to build simple and robust images that are lazy-loaded, performant and accessible ✨
3 steps for synchronizing your content across both systems
A walkthrough of my thought process for creating a PortableText component for Svelte with 0 dependencies.
Broad directions & tips on how to fetch data and render the feeds
Or how to feed Hugo, Eleventy, Jekyll, Bridgetown and other SSGs from Sanity
The simplest approach to previews I've found so far