Next.JS with Sanity CMS - Serverless Blog App (w/ Vercel)

Build your own Blog App with the latest Next.JS & React(Next 9.4+, React hooks). Learn how to use headless Sanity CMS.

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Next.JS with Sanity CMS - Serverless Blog App (w/ Vercel)

What You Will Learn!

Use the latest Next/React features (getStaticProps, getStaticPaths, getServerSideProps)
Create statically generated web apps
Deploy Serverless Apps
Integrate Sanity CMS

Description

What is Sanity?

Sanity is the platform for structured content. With Sanity, you can manage your text, images, and other media with APIs. You can also use the open-source single-page application Sanity Studio to set up an editing environment that you can customize quickly. With Sanity, you have access to many APIs, libraries, and tools that helps you leverage the benefits of having all your content available as a single source of truth. This article will quickly walk you through some central concepts, giving you a head start.

What is Next JS?

Next, JS is React framework that provides infrastructure and simple development experience for server-side rendered(SSR) applications.

An intuitive page-based routing system (with support for dynamic routes)
Pre-rendering, both static generation (SSG) and server-side rendering (SSR) are supported on a per-page basis

About the main project

We will start with integrating an immaculate application layout I have prepared for you. We will follow the latest practices of React and Next JS. This means we will utilize hook functions as much as possible.

After the initial layout and pages are created, we will start preparing actual data in Sanity Studio. I will explain to you the basics of Sanity, and we will prepare two types of documents - Blogs and Authors.

We will specify various fields describing our data, for example, "Code Blocks," "Images," and many others.

After data is fetched, we will display blogs on our application pages. You will learn how to process images and apply stylings to code blocks.

Later in the course, you will learn how to apply different filtering options to the application view, paginate items, and manage to sort the data. You will learn how to use the provider and consumer/concept, which we will use to control our application's light and dark theme.

Next, we will talk about the Preview feature. The preview feature will allow it to display draft blog data before they are published into production.

We will deploy our application into the Vercel platform at the end of the course. The application will be statically optimized and super fast.

Thank you for your time, and I hope to see you in the course.