Unlocking Composable Content with the App Router
summary
Explains how App Router plus Sanity and the next-sanity package let teams embed the CMS at /studio with about five lines of code using a NextStudio component, collapsing two repos and deployments into one and serving editors on the same domain. Shows co‑located Server Component data fetching that tags requests into the Next.js fetch cache, uses webhooks and an API route with parseBody to call revalidateTag and successfully invalidate caches; calls out early styled‑components migration pain.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00App Router and Sanity intro
- 0:27Server Components benefits
- 1:09Pages to App Router migration
- 2:11Embed Sanity Studio in Next.js
- 3:56Sanity Studio setup
- 4:40Unified Studio deployment benefits
- 5:00Caching with revalidateTag
- 7:25Caching code example
- 9:55App Router adoption final thoughts
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