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Building A Web App With React, Redux And Sanity.io — Smashing Magazine

Headless CMS is a powerful and easy way to manage content and access API. Built on React, Sanity.io is a seamless tool for flexible content management. It can be used to build simple to complex applications from the ground up. In this article, Ifeanyi Dike explains how to build a simple listing app with Sanity.io and React. The global states will be managed with Redux and the application will be s

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Ifeanyi DikeSmashing Magazine
·February 11, 2021
Building A Web App With React, Redux And Sanity.io — Smashing Magazine

Headless CMS is a powerful and easy way to manage content and access API. Built on React, Sanity.io is a seamless tool for flexible content management. It can be used to build simple to complex applications from the ground up. In this article, Ifeanyi Dike explains how to build a simple listing app with Sanity.io and React. The global states will be managed with Redux and the application will be s

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Ifeanyi Dike is a full-stack developer in Abuja, Nigeria. He’s the team lead at Sterling Digitals Limited but also open to more opportunities and … More about Ifeanyi ↬

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