Sanity
TinaCMS
You know, when you wanna make a website or a blog but don’t wanna mess with too much code? That’s where a CMS (Content Management System) comes in. It’s like a super easy tool that helps you add text, pictures, and videos to your site without needing to be a tech genius. You just log in, click a few buttons, and your content is live. It's quite simple, right?
Sanity is a real-time, headless content platform that offers a customizable content studio (Sanity Studio) and flexible API access. It is known for its structured content modeling and developer-first experience.
TinaCMS is an open-source, Git-backed CMS that brings real-time editing to the forefront. It integrates directly into your site’s codebase, allowing content editors to make changes and see them live instantly. Think of it as giving your content team superpowers they can twist content without diving into code, while developers still enjoy full control over the project.
It’s especially popular in the Jamstack ecosystem, working well with static site generators like Next.js, Hugo, and Gatsby.
Headless CMS platforms make managing your website very simple and easy. Whether you’re running a blog, online store, or business, they handle the tough stuff so you can focus on your content.
With a user-friendly interface and the ability to work with any technology, you can create a site that really fits your needs.
These platforms are flexible, secure, and can grow with you. They offer features like custom content, easy editing, and integrations with other tools. Choose the one that fits your requirements and start building your dream website today 🚀
Sanity Studio is open-source, the backend (Content Lake) is managed and proprietary.
Real-time editing, schema customization, and GROQ querying offer extreme flexibility and control.
No, Content Lake is only available as a managed service, but Sanity Studio can be self-hosted.
While TinaCMS is developer-friendly, content editors will also love its intuitive, in-context editing experience. With some initial setup, non-technical users can easily manage their content.
You can self-host TinaCMS, which gives you full control over your content management system, or you can opt for the cloud version for convenience and reduced setup time.
Yes, TinaCMS is fully compatible with Next.js and can also be used with other modern JavaScript frameworks. It's particularly great when working with static sites.
Yes, TinaCMS is Markdown-centric and integrates seamlessly with your existing markdown files. You can edit content directly in your Git repository or via the in-line editor.