In case you missed it, AEM 6.3 has a new thing called Core Components. This is the new way in which they are handling the out of the box components that AEM comes with. They are a set of reusable and production ready components. Because they are open sourced you can extend them and make …
One of our favorite improvements in the 6.x line is less about AEM itself and more about how Adobe releases fixes. During the lifecycle of AEM 6.2, Adobe began to release “Cumulative Fix Packs,” which are aggregated content packages containing multiple bug fixes and even occasionally Feature Packs. On August 8th, Cumulative Fix Pack 6.3.0.2 …
Training, for development on Adobe Experience Manager Sites, has long been a real struggle for developers new to AEM. While based on Java, you can’t exactly stick a Java developer on AEM and expect them to thrive or even survive. If you were lucky (or were a partner with Adobe), then you might be able …
I recently was reading a thread on the AEM Tech slack board about online garbage compaction (also known as online revision cleanup) from user “edgar.nielsen” where he was asking about online compaction with AEM 6.3. In essence, he said that online compaction works now but he was not seeing much in the way of measurable …
Most large enterprise organizations have their own user management system for their employees. So it is no surprise when they purchase AEM that they likely don’t want to manually put everyone into AEM’s user system. Now some projects I have been part of actually did this, but we are talking about a user count of …