Code && Content

Jan Amann is the creator of next-intl, the foremost solution for internationalization in React applications. We discuss how Jan became an expert in this field and the importance of getting localization right while maintaining a flexible developer experience.

Internationalization for Next.js:

https://next-intl.dev/

The next-intl course:

https://learn.next-intl.dev/

Jan Amann on X

https://x.com/jamannnnnn

Simeon Griggs on X

https://x.com/simeonGriggs

Matt joins the podcast to talk about how cutting review cycles and embracing improvisation helps him create more effective developer education. We explore cohort-based learning, AI tooling, and how to stay trusted in a fast-moving industry.

Matt Pocock on X
https://x.com/mattpocockuk

AI Hero
https://x.com/mattpocockuk

Simeon Griggs on X
https://x.com/simeonGriggs

A special on the road edition of the Code && Content podcast catching up with a few folks from Sanity and heading to the "Good content for developers but how" meetup at tldraw.

Thanks for putting on the event tldraw!
https://www.tldraw.com/

Steve Ruiz | tldraw.com
https://x.com/steveruizok

Matt Pocock | aihero.dev
https://x.com/mattpocockuk

Lu Wilson | tldraw.com
https://x.com/TodePond

Evelina Wahlström | sanity.io
https://x.com/whalestream18

James Warner | sanity.io
https://x.com/jmswrnr

Simeon Griggs | sanity.io
https://x.com/simeonGriggs

Full episodes
https://www.sanity.io/code-and-content

Why settle for building an online store when you can set the tone and personality for an entire brand? Kevin Green’s design and content work has redefined how people expect to see and interact with brands. We talked about dialing it up way past 11, being your own editor, and ensuring that if content operations are easy enough for you, they’ll be easy enough for your 
authors.

Jetskis dot biz
https://jetskis.biz/

Kevin Green's website
https://kevingreen.sucks/

Simeon on X
https://x.com/simeonGriggs

Full episodes
https://www.sanity.io/code-and-content

When pressing publish means doing a few million dollars in sales, you’d better ensure the engineering and content teams are in step. Today’s guest, Noah Gentile, has seen how massive author teams interact with content operations engineers to build workflows where collaboration is necessary and failure is not an option.

Noah on LinkedIn
https://www.linkedin.com/in/nkgentile/

Simeon on X
https://x.com/simeonGriggs

Full episodes
https://www.sanity.io/code-and-content

There is an irony to Sanity telling you not to build your own CMS ... because that's exactly how Sanity was founded. Engineers like Espen were there at the start, but we didn't just build our own CMS—we built your CMS. We're still building it, and everything beyond CMS too.

Positive content can have a powerful impact. Mark Techson's journey to Google, to speaker, to game show host is living proof. Even in our currently unsettling times (aka the "Age of AI") there's still plenty of reason to stay enthusiastic about what we can do and what we can create.

Mark on X

https://x.com/marktechson

How to Increase Your Luck Surface Area

https://www.codusoperandi.com/posts/increasing-your-luck-surface-area

Mark Techson talk at Epic Web Conf 2025

https://www.youtube.com/live/SDuvi5eUqp0?si=2A-XpBtENPrioUIo&t=32167

Microsoft Inclusive Design (guides on Permanent, Temporary, and Situational)

https://inclusive.microsoft.design/

Simeon on X

https://x.com/simeonGriggs

Full episodes

https://www.sanity.io/code-and-content

Developers love writing Markdown, everyone else? Not so much. There's an opportunity cost to storing rich text and block content as a string. It ties content to presentation in a way that's unpleasant to write and brittle to render. Knut joins the podcast to discuss when and where Markdown is acceptable and what makes Portable Text the preferred alternative.

Thoughts on Markdown
https://www.smashingmagazine.com/2022/02/thoughts-on-markdown/

Full episodes
https://www.sanity.io/code-and-content

Knut on X
https://x.com/kmelve

Simeon X
https://x.com/simeonGriggs

React Miami co-founder/organizer Michelle Bakels joins the podcast to discuss creating the leading React conference brand, toning down the Miami-ness, and projecting what matters to you through your events.

All episodes

https://www.sanity.io/code-and-content

Michelle Bakels on X

https://x.com/MichelleBakels

“Tech broke my heart” by Michelle Bakels at Epic Web Conf 2024

https://www.youtube.com/live/Q0fwzlwTLWk?si=9nNFkEDdGAS-MPyA&t=5405

React Miami

https://www.reactmiami.com/

G2i

https://www.g2i.co/

React Miami 2025 recap tweet thread

https://x.com/Beccalytics/status/1917616284285415879

Aaron Francis, founder of Try Hard Studios joins the Code && Content podcast to discuss the contrast between internal and independent content production, being your authentic self without projecting your whole self, and the role of human education in the age of all-knowing AI.

Sign up for Sanity’s Spring Release

https://www.sanity.io/spring-release-2025

All episodes of Code && Content

https://www.sanity.io/code-and-content

Follow Aaron on X.com – The Everything App (formerly known as Twitter)

https://x.com/aarondfrancis

Screencasting Course

https://screencasting.com/