WHAT IS SCHEMA IN SANITY?
In Sanity, a schema is a blueprint or a structure that defines the fields, types, and relationships of the data that is being stored in the platform. It serves as a contract between the developer and the platform, specifying what kind of data can be stored and how it should be organized. The schema is written in JavaScript and uses a simple object notation to define the fields, types, and validation rules for the data. It also allows developers to define the relationships between different types of data and specify how they should be displayed in the user interface.
The schema is used by Sanity to validate data, generate forms, and provide a consistent structure for the data across the platform. It also enables developers to build custom interfaces for the data and to create dynamic and interactive experiences for the end-users. It is essential for building robust and scalable applications on the platform.
