Content Platforms Explained in 100 Seconds // Build your own with Sanity

00:00 Content Platforms Explained in 100 seconds
02:00 Introducing Kapehe
05:49 Get started with Sanity
07:56 Understanding the code behind the Sanity Studio
09:45 Exploring the Sanity Studio
15:14 Query Content with GROQ
18:02 Schema Types
21:27 Deploy Sanity Studio
22:30 Previewing Realtime Changes
23:49 Congratulations you built your first Sanity project!

[brianevans]

When she started speaking it felt like an advertisment rather than a tutorial. But very interesting piece by Jeff about JAM stack!

[srivatsajoshi]

I don't understand people complaining about or even jokingly complaining about this video being 24 minutes. He explains it briefly in 100 seconds as promised and if you want a more detailed explanation, you can watch the rest of the video. This isn't even something new he's done.

[NomadicJulien]

I'm using Sanity for 2 massive clients. Really efficient. I wish we could have a clean desk interface. The side drawer are a bit strange.

[webok]

The first 100 seconds were the best explanation on this topic I have heard. Thank you.

[surjithctly]

I have used Sanity CMS for a couple of projects, and I love it. Definitely recommend it.

Sanity is one of the rare Headless CMS both Clients & Developers love.

[xoldyckk]

@Fireship how about a video on "I tried building the same backend server in different nodejs frameworks". Like using fastify, hapi, koa, nest, express etc.

[neoncut]

suggestion for structuring a video like this:

start at the end and show what you're gonna end up with right at the start. that way I can better judge how relevant the video is to me.

Thank y'all for the video.

[joaomendoncayt]

Ok, this is exacly what I need in my life...

[xyntho]

Fun fact: Fireship is always updated with the best content even with content we don’t know about! Thank you so much we really get to learn a lot of things!


Edit: Thank you so much for the ❤️.
Edit 2: Aaaah I edited and now my heart is gone 😒😞

[ALXG]

The first 100 seconds are spotless.


To much Sanity-selling stuff IMAO.

[DodaGarcia]

ME: Eh this looks really cool but as a singer I probably won’t have much use for it in my website

KAPEHE: “it could be the music tracks for a singer”

ME: I am sold

[apresthus]

You have the weirdest timing. I've been developing my own CMS for a few weeks now :P Somehow your videos are always hyper relevant to whatever I'm doing :P

[NeuralNotes]

This is too long Jeff, you're losing your way and I support it

[ddrweb_]

I swear to god that I didn't expected to be that good, it's kinda what a developer really wants to build. Cool features and from what I saw in the video I can suit most CMS needs.

[narutokunn]

A stupid question but so are these CMS > databases with nicer UI AND backend-like features built-in?

[intipontt]

I'll be honest. Nothing about content platforms as presented is particularly amazing to me. APIs are not a new concept and you can design your projects to serve their data as APIs. You'll still have to build the markup (which was conveniently left out in the example in the video).

However, everything related to image manipulation was great. Maybe that's the product they should be selling.

[vitfirringur]

So is this sponsored content or not? Seems like everything is deliberately worded as ambiguously as possible in that regard.

[CodingPhase]

I think this video was a great introduction to sanity. I'm still trying to debate if I should use sanity or contentful.

[myalxaccount]

Maybe could present some alternatives as Strapi/contentful and some comparison between them? Presenting a 24 Sanity video seems more like an advertisement.

[MetaKloudPvt]

this is almost the thing i was searching for,