Adobe Experience Manager 6.5 - Build Websites and Components
Why take this course?
🌟 Adobe Experience Manager 6.5 - Build Websites and Components 🌟
Course Headline:
🏗️ Master AEM Elements: Build Components and Websites with Confidence! Handbook Included.
Course Description:
🚀 Ready to Dive into Adobe Experience Manager (AEM)? Whether you're a beginner taking your first steps into AEM or an intermediate user looking to deepen your expertise with the platform, this course is designed to guide you through every aspect of AEM 6.5. It's perfect for anyone eager to build websites, content, or components from scratch and streamline their content creation process.
🔑 What You'll Discover in This AEM Course: In this comprehensive guide, you'll gain a solid foundation in the fundamentals of AEM and advance your skills to develop, manage, and personalize web applications using AEM Sites. You'll learn to harness the full potential of AEM through its components, templates, website scripting with HTL (Handlebars Template Language), and much more. AEM addresses all your enterprise-level CMS needs by handling dynamic content, experience fragments, analytics, targeting, and integration with other Adobe Experience Cloud products.
📚 Resource Files & AEM Handbook: Access to essential resources for the lab sessions will be provided as a free download, allowing you to experiment and understand the code at a foundational level. Additionally, you'll receive an AEM Handbook for lifetime access, ensuring you have all the knowledge at your fingertips.
👩🏫 Become an AEM Pro with the Latest Version: This course is tailored to cover the latest version 6.5. If you're starting with AEM 6.3, I recommend my other course: "AEM 6.3 - Complete MasterClass" available on Udemy.
🤝 My Promise to You: I am committed to your learning journey. Should you have any questions or need clarification on any topic related to this course, I'm here to help. Feel free to post your queries in the course forum or reach out directly. Your feedback is crucial for continuous improvement of this course.
📚 Course Highlights: Here's a sneak peek at what you'll learn in this course:
- Getting Started with AEM Architecture
- AEM Installation and IDE Basics
- Using Developer Tools
- Basics for Working with AEM Sites
- Basics for Working with AEM Assets
- Experience with Apache Sling, JCR, OSGi, Packages
- Creating Proxy Components and Using AEM Core Components
- HTL Language for Scripting
- AEM Best Practices
- Using the Reference Website WKND
- Exploring the SPA Editor Feature in AEM
- Implementing a React Application for the WKND Fictitious Lifestyle Brand 🚀
By the end of this course, you'll have a comprehensive understanding of how to leverage Adobe Experience Manager for developing websites or as part of your professional journey. You'll be equipped with the skills necessary to navigate and excel in the world of AEM.
📫 Enroll Today: Take the first step towards mastering Adobe Experience Manager by enrolling in this course. I look forward to guiding you through this exciting journey!
Cheers, Jasvinder Singh Bhatia
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Comidoc Review
Our Verdict
The Adobe Experience Manager 6.5 course provides a solid foundation for AEM beginners but falls short in addressing intermediate or advanced skill levels, theoretical knowledge, front-end development concepts, and practical examples. Despite the missing pieces, it remains a helpful resource to learn essential best practices, layout structure, and hands-on experience with Java and OSGi basics.
What We Liked
- Easy-to-follow course for AEM beginners, filling in gaps from Adobe's tutorial
- Hands-on experience with Java Content Repository and OSGi basics
- Comprehensive overview of AEM best practices for web design and component creation
- Helpful insights into site and content structure using AEM core components
Potential Drawbacks
- May not adequately cater to more experienced developers, focusing too much on basic tasks
- Lacks in-depth explanations of crucial concepts, theory, and reasoning; often a 'copy-paste' approach
- Limited explanation of the React SPA example, front-end integration & file structure development
- Inadequate lab instructions; some users experience errors and feel lost without proper guidance