I strongly recommend building your learning platform on a Content Operating System.
Authoring's done in the CMS, then rendered to 3 front ends and now populates 5 different views in this custom app for reporting + reviewing.
I strongly recommend building your learning platform on a Content Operating System.
Authoring's done in the CMS, then rendered to 3 front ends and now populates 5 different views in this custom app for reporting + reviewing.
I find it useful as a way to highlight the sorts of things Iβm accidentally missing from my prompts like context or examples.
Less about re-running the same prompt, more about making sure future prompts are better.
π£ Got the result you wanted from an LLM? End the chat with:
> Now we're finished, take a look over our conversation and let me know how I could've written a better initial prompt to help generate this final result sooner.
I wrote more about this
www.simeongriggs.dev/suspense-fal...
https://ray.so/l8zYZl7
Suspense boundaries are for data, not layouts.
Move your data fetching as close to where data will be renderedβdeeper into components.
Love Sanity UI has skeletons built-in, underrated feature!
For sureβthereβs good occasions to use spinners, fallback just ainβt it π
Good idea for a follow up post tho.
The weekend is for blogging www.simeongriggs.dev/suspense-fal...
π <Activity> is really cool with components that do their own data fetching! It's more than a visibility toggle, it maintains state and determines priority too.
www.simeongriggs.dev/use-the-acti...
yo thanks!
If you want to be recognized from across the room for something, in the words of @aaronfrancis.com on the Code && Content pod: "develop your personal API."
youtu.be/0SYhtWdaVhs?...
Relax
You store your content as files in a repo. My CMS writes PRs. We are not the same.
We're super excited about the direction the vite team is heading here. Hopefully we'll see traction on the initiative to get React Compiler out of the babel pipeline github.com/oxc-project/...
π Sanity mentioned
πββοΈ Sanity App SDK is my favorite thing we've launched and I've been forming some opinions about how you should use it.
www.sanity.io/docs/app-sdk...
Subtle but very cool part of writing with Canvas is invoking a code block *with a specific syntax highlighter selected* π
...watch the full video on YouTube
youtu.be/XtrC6ZsQOQ0
First look! π Your favorite content backend now has compute with @sanity.io functions. Configured with code. Deployed to Sanity.
Oh, your CMS doesnβt have compute? Awkward.
π First Look! Building content apps with the @sanity.io App SDK's headless hooks for content fetching and mutations. Optimistic, real-time, and fast.
youtu.be/9HwYsI-ePFM
Watch, listen, subscribe to full episodes at www.sanity.io/code-and-con...
πΆοΈ "I don't think you should use Markdown as a content storage format" @knut.fyi on the latest episode of Code && Content
I've shipped over a dozen plugins and written thousands of words of tutorials on how to customize Sanity Studio.
@sanity.io App SDK is the toolkit I have always wanted.
www.sanity.io/blog/build-y...
discover what we have been baking.
May 8
www.sanity.io/spring-relea...
The AI decides⦠the prompt could be made more granular/specific if need be.
Last week Evelinaβone of Sanity's newest facesβjoined me on Code && Content π watch the full episode on YouTube
youtu.be/2Q3XkYZ9yz0
β¨ "Using these coordinates, create a new event, the title and description should use the local language"
Custom content workflow with so little code π€ and it's all-@sanity.io-everything under the hood.
π Coming soon...
...or rewatch the episode of Web Dev Challenge featuring @sanity.io here!
www.sanity.io/lwj