Lesson
10
Day one quiz
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What's the best thing about Sanity being developer friendly?
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Developers can work faster and get to go home earlier
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Everyone is happier when developers are
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Developers can create experiences tailored to content creators
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Developers can make all the most important decisions on their own
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What does each element in a content model describe?
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What something looks like
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What something is
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How something works
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Who created it
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Which of these is NOT a good reason to add validation rules?
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They ensure consumers receive trustworthy content
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They help guide the purpose of the content being created
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It's good to force content creators to slow down
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Guardrails are especially useful for new creators
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What's a good reason for making changes in your Sanity Studio?
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Experimentation
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Feedback from content creators
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Intuition
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Change is as good as a holiday
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When is a good time to create a custom form component?
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As soon as possible
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After exhausting built-in configuration options
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Before reading the documentation
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Just before bed time
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What is [] called in GROQ?
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A square bracket pair
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A filter
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An index
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Square bois
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What is {} called in GROQ?
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A curly bracket pair
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A projection
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An index
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Curly bois
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Which of the following is true in GROQ queries?
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Filters must always specify a _type
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The * indicates a query across all datasets
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Projections help reduce over-fetching
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You can write GraphQL inside a GROQ query
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Sanity Client can be used to
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Query Sanity content
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Query and mutate Sanity content
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Query, mutate and listen to changes on Sanity content
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Query, mutate and listen to changes on Sanity content in browsers and all modern runtimes
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Sanity Studio and Sanity Client use:
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The blockchain
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Private APIs you would never understand
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Publicly documented HTTP API's
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Large Language Models
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