Your data’s journey from the Content Lake and beyond
summary
A small blog prototype uses a Next.js frontend and Sanity’s Content Lake storing content as JSON and serving images with on‑the‑fly resizing for predictable performance. Queries run with GROQ query language (or GraphQL), webhooks push Slack notifications, a listener and presence API show live edits, roles and history APIs let the team restrict and revert changes, and an export API dumps content as JSON. Setup is npm install sanity-cli then sanity init; the system works end‑to‑end.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Start
- 3:52Sanity Studio
- 4:18Ecosystem
- 7:04Roles Api
- 7:56Review Changes and the History Api
- 8:30Export Api
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