In this blog, we will discuss the terminologies associated with Headless implementation through the use of Content Fragments and GraphQL. Prerequisites: All the examples provided in this blog are sourced from Adobe's WKND Shared repository. Alternatively, you can opt to install the WKND Sites project, which includes the WKND Shared components. By installing WKND Shared, … Continue reading Understanding Content Fragment and GraphQL Jargons
A Developer’s Transition from Headful to Headless: Understanding the What and Why of Headless
Many of us have dedicated substantial time to crafting AEM Sites, diligently creating components and authoring content, ensuring that our websites shine on both web and mobile platforms with responsive designs. At a certain point, it might have felt like we had accomplished it all. However, the digital landscape is evolving, continually improving and expanding. … Continue reading A Developer’s Transition from Headful to Headless: Understanding the What and Why of Headless
Managing third-party dependencies in AEM
When working on AEM implementations, developers often need to manage dependencies that are not available in public Maven repositories. This article explores two common scenarios: Artifact cannot be hosted in Public/Private Repositories In this scenario, you encounter a situation where the required artifact is not available in any public Maven repository, and hosting it in … Continue reading Managing third-party dependencies in AEM
Adaptive Image Rendering for AEM components
In the realm of Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) development, optimizing images within AEM components is crucial. One highly effective method for achieving this optimization is by using adaptive rendering. What are Adaptive Images ? Adaptive images are a web development technique that ensures images on a website are delivered in the most suitable size and … Continue reading Adaptive Image Rendering for AEM components
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