Kapehe J works at Sanity as a Developer Relations. Currently living in Las Vegas, Nevada, she enjoys hanging out with her 5 animals, working out, and watching anime.
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Building a developer community in a closed core project with open source components
Kapehe’s introduction and presentation topic: Building a developer community in a closed core project with open source components - 0:00
Overview of Sanity.io - 1:09
Open or closed: Either or? - 2:26
Closed core challenges - 3:48
Walking through Challenge #1: “I want to host this myself!” - 5:17
Walking through Challenge #2: The worry of content lock-in - 6:35
Walking through Challenge #3: “I’m not ready to commit to a service” - 7:45
Sanity’s open-source tools: Portable Text, GROQ, Mendoza, Sanity Studio - 9:49
Walking through portabletext.org - 11:05
Walking through GROQ query language - 11:48
Walking through Mendoza - 12:24
Walking through Sanity Studio - 13:01
So what’s next? Community ecosystem, and open-source development practices - 14:10
Community Ecosystem - 15:27
Concluding remarks and observations - 17:18
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