Sanity West - The Unified Content Form That Powers Better Experiences

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Sanity is the unified content form that powers better disual experiences. Check it out at sanity dot io fort ax sik ya, i think he nailed it with the marketing people being happy. They have this really cool querying language called grock g o c you can use to a filter and and say, a don't give me products where the price is greater than 400 dollars. And you can use those grocks in web hooks as well. That's why, like i always say, ats a headless se amass they have a whole layer of approvals and and the marketing folks love it.

In this episode of Syntax, Wes and Scott answer your questions about multi tenant apps, JS sprinkles, kids coding, server error handling, and more.

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Show Notes

00:26 Welcome
01:01 Buying a new car
Hyundai Ioniq 5
08:20 What would you recommend old-school jQuery folks, external agency vendors, and modern devs that want to work together?
11:59 Are React dumb/presentational components only possible at the leaf components of an application?
15:35 How old should a kid be to learn programming?
Scratch
Minecraft
20:28 Sponsor: Sentry
21:34 Without pointing me to a paid error program like sentry, how do you guys manage this rabbit hole?
27:05 How do you judge how much server you need?
MongoDB Atlas
Google Pagespeed
31:57 For websites that aren’t applications how would you best organize your JavaScript?
35:17 How do you diagnose slowdowns and bad user experience?
41:31 Sponsor: Sanity
43:13 Do you default export your React components when using TypeScript?
47:42 Besides web sockets or polling at a predefined interval and refreshing the page to fetch new data, can you think of any Next-specific solutions or recommend any packages that could help make this relatively simple?
Supabase
Firebase
Meteor
52:13 We should look into ‘tunneling’.
56:42 How do I build a multi-tenant app?
Caddy Server
nginx
Approximated.app
Vercel offers this via a middleware
Cloudflare SSL for SaaS
00:56 Sponsor: Freshbooks
01:34 SIIIIICK ××× PIIIICKS