A quickly spun-up marketing site for church activities related to Black History Month themes to help centralize all the information for the congregation.
In this guide we'll integrate Sanity with the Hugo static site generator using Netlify build plugins.
I am a 22 year old web developer, creative technologist, and designer currently living in Somerville, MA. I wanted an easy, standardized way to add new projects to my portfolio without having to go back into the code and Sanity worked perfectly. My site is built with Next.js and makes use of Sanity on every single page.
Mobile app and website for the Mikkeller Beer Celebration (MBCC) craft beer festival, with user-contributed beer ratings, news and Untappd integration.
Genexa is an organic/GMO medicine company trying to clean out your cabinet.
This project helps beginners working with react to learn how to add code input to their rich text field and also highlight it.
Comment, annotate, and mention your teammates directly in Sanity. Goodbye screenshots and links. Hello quickly updated content.
How to build a markdown blog with Svelte, Sapper, and Sanity
I designed and developed the front-end with Gatsby and the backend with Sanity for the website of GOFAR, Global Organization For Agricultural Robotics.
View your recent Vercel deployments and manually trigger builds directly from your Sanity dashboard.
Shows beers currently on tap at craft beer bars in the Norwegian cities of Oslo, Bergen, Sandnes and Stavanger.
Utility for using responsive images hosted on the Sanity.io CDN with the Next.js image component.
Schemas for running a podcast backend on Sanity.io
An online tool to help you learn and experiment with CSS flexbox.
As 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.
This bookmarking application uses 11ty for the frontend, Sanity as a repository for bookmarks (and a newsletter), and Netlify Functions to save bookmarks.
This is a schema we've used to create accessbile bar charts, with human-readable text for each bar.
The website part of Confrere used to be Gatsby with the content in the code. It was migrated slowly to a Sanity/Gatsby combination so it was ready for content editors to work on the many languages.