AEM developer course focused on components, templates, sling models and importance of JUnit in AEM as a cloud service.
InstructorNimith Shetty
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A dark purple presentation slide titled Course Curriculum lists six bullet points covering AEM setup, project building, and Sling Resolution concepts.
A dark purple presentation slide titled Prerequisites of this course lists three bullet points regarding Java, HTML, JS, CSS, and AEM files.
Instruction covers the essential layers of component development, including Dialogs, Sightly (HTL), and Clientlibs.
The curriculum integrates JUnit testing specifically for Sling Models and multifield components, bridging development and quality assurance.
Learning is reinforced through dedicated lab exercises that apply core concepts to practical scenarios.
The curriculum lacks exposure to content fragments and experience fragments, which are central to modern AEM workflows. One signal from a review dated before the displayed update suggests these gaps exist, though the update label does not prove they have been addressed.
Instruction provides conceptual foundations but offers less detail on the specific reasoning behind choosing certain development approaches. One signal from a review dated before the displayed update notes this lack of depth, though the update label does not prove a correction has been made.
The curriculum aligns well with the stated goal of teaching beginners the core building blocks of AEM development.