Learn how to get your own Sanity Studio up and running!

We'll cover starting CLI commands, customizing your Sanity Studio, creating and editing content, and deploying using the Sanity CLI.

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00:00 - Intro
00:59 - Using the command line to start the Sanity project
03:00 - Opening up our project in VSCode
03:20 - Running our project locally
03:47 - What is the Sanity Studio?
04:26 - Comparing the Sanity Studio and the Studio code
05:55 - Customizing our Studio by adding a new field
06:48 - Adding content (post, author) to our Sanity Studio
08:01 - Hotspot and crop
09:47 - Automatic syncing in the Studio
10:10 - What is the Content Lake?
10:36 - Viewing the Raw JSON of our content
11:04 - The Manage dashboard for your Sanity Studio (adding users, permissions, CORS origin)
12:23 - Where and how is our data stored?
12:50 - Installing the Vision plugin
13:20 - The `sanity.config.ts` file for plugins, `projectId`, and `dataset`
14:45 - Using the Vision plugin, our playground to query for our content
15:11 - What is GROQ?
15:39 - Writing our first GROQ query
18:25 - Deploying our Sanity Studio via the Sanity CLI
20:30 - The new URL for our Sanity Studio
20:41 - Updating the Studio in real-time using the local version and the deployed version
22:14 - Updating a frontend's content via the Sanity Studio (Next.js template)
24:11 - Outro

Use the command `npm create sanity@latest` to get the latest version of the Sanity Studio on your local machine.

Learn more at https://www.sanity.io/. Thanks for watching! 👋