Adobe Experience Manager 6.5 – Build Websites and Components

Adobe Experience Manager 6.5 – Build Websites and Components, available at $59.99, has an average rating of 4.24, with 68 lectures, based on 2889 reviews, and has 15644 subscribers.

You will learn about Add AEM 6.5 to your Profile You will get completely updated AEM 6.5 contents Feel comfortable using AEM to design your own components from scratch ALL slides available as Student Guide in PDF format Understand AEM best practices for creating website You will get hands on experience with Java Content Repository You will learn to design and create your own web pages Understand the usage of Client Libraries You will understand the OSGi Basics and how to use Bundles You will learn to build your website using AEM core components This course is ideal for individuals who are Great for beginners who have never worked with AEM or Good for intermediate users who want to learn new techniques and tools, and how to properly use AEM or Good for anyone looking for hands-on experience with AEM It is particularly useful for Great for beginners who have never worked with AEM or Good for intermediate users who want to learn new techniques and tools, and how to properly use AEM or Good for anyone looking for hands-on experience with AEM.

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Summary

Title: Adobe Experience Manager 6.5 – Build Websites and Components

Price: $59.99

Average Rating: 4.24

Number of Lectures: 68

Number of Published Lectures: 68

Number of Curriculum Items: 68

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 68

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

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What You Will Learn

Add AEM 6.5 to your Profile
You will get completely updated AEM 6.5 contents
Feel comfortable using AEM to design your own components from scratch
ALL slides available as Student Guide in PDF format
Understand AEM best practices for creating website
You will get hands on experience with Java Content Repository
You will learn to design and create your own web pages
Understand the usage of Client Libraries
You will understand the OSGi Basics and how to use Bundles
You will learn to build your website using AEM core components

Who Should Attend

Great for beginners who have never worked with AEM
Good for intermediate users who want to learn new techniques and tools, and how to properly use AEM
Good for anyone looking for hands-on experience with AEM

Target Audiences

Great for beginners who have never worked with AEM
Good for intermediate users who want to learn new techniques and tools, and how to properly use AEM
Good for anyone looking for hands-on experience with AEM

You want to learn how to use Adobe Experience Manager? Then, you are at the right place!!

Either you’re completely new to AEM, or you’ve played around with it but want to get more comfortable with Content Management system. Either way, this course will be great for you.

With AEM you can build your website, content or components from scratch and create your content with speed and much ease.

What is this AEM course all about?

In this guide, you’ll not only learn and build your concepts around the fundamentals of AEM but also develop and manage your web applications and personalize your content for the customers using AEM Sites.

using components, templates, website scripting, HTL etc.

Adobe Experience Manager addresses all of our needs when it comes to powerful, enterprise-level CMS that can handle context-driven dynamic content, experience fragments, integration with analytics and targeting tools along with the Adobe Experience Cloud products.

Resource Files for the exercises

You will get access to the resources used in the lab sessions as a free download which will enable you to write and experience the code at the root level of AEM.

AEM Handbook for lifetime..

Learn to become AEM pro with the latest version

This course covers the latest v6.5. To start learning with 6.3, you can refer to my course AEM 6.3 – Complete MasterClass on Udemy

Promise to You

I’ll be here for you every step of the way. If you have any questions about the course content or anything related to this topic, you can always post a question in the course or send me a direct message.

I want to make this the best course on AEM from development point of view. So if there is any way I can improve this course, just tell me and I’ll make it happen.

This course will cover everything you need to know to start, including:

Getting started with AEM Architecture
AEM Installation and IDE Basics
Using Developer tools
Basics for working AEM Sites
Basics for working with AEM Assets
Experience working with Apache Sling, JCR, OSGi, Packages etc.
Create Proxy Components and using AEM Core components
Using HTL language for scripting
AEM Best Practices
Using Reference website WKND
SPA Editor feature in Adobe Experience Manager (AEM).
At the end you will get hands-on exercises to implement React application for a fictitious lifestyle brand, the WKND.

By the end of this course, you’ll have a thorough understanding of how to use Adobe Experience Manager for developing websites or as a career opportunity.

Go ahead and click the enroll button, and I’ll see you there!

Cheers,

Jasvinder

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: AEM Architecture

Lecture 3: Installation Methods & Prerequisites

Lecture 4: Install & Start AEM Instance

Lecture 5: Dispatcher

Lecture 6: Early Reviews – Please Watch

Chapter 2: AEM Handbook Download

Lecture 1: AEM Handbook Download

Chapter 3: Developer Tools

Lecture 1: Developer Tools

Lecture 2: Mutable vs Immutable Content

Lecture 3: Content Package Structure

Lecture 4: Lab: Install A Package

Lecture 5: Lab: Build Your packages

Chapter 4: Sites – Concepts

Lecture 1: AEM UI Features

Lecture 2: AEM Reference Site: WKND

Lecture 3: Lab: Create A Page Using Sites

Chapter 5: Assets – Concepts

Lecture 1: Assets: Basics

Lecture 2: Lab: Upload Assets To AEM

Lecture 3: Lab: Add Metadata To Assets

Chapter 6: Working with AEM Project

Lecture 1: IDE Concepts & Modules

Lecture 2: Lab: Build AEM Project – LEARN

Lecture 3: Lab: Deploy AEM Project – LEARN

Lecture 4: OSGi – Architecture and Concepts

Lecture 5: Lab: Build & Deploy OSGi Bundle – LEARN

Lecture 6: Lab: AEM Sync With Visual Studio – LEARN

Chapter 7: Content Rendering in AEM

Lecture 1: JCR Nodes And Namespaces

Lecture 2: Steps to follow: Display Quote component

Lecture 3: Lab: Create Training Project In JCR

Lecture 4: Lab: Create Quote Component

Lecture 5: Lab: Create And Display Content

Lecture 6: Lab: Working With Dialogs

Lecture 7: Lab: Sling Resolution

Lecture 8: Lab: Inheritance With Quote Component

Lecture 9: Lab: Enhance Quote Component

Chapter 8: HTML Template Language

Lecture 1: HTL – Introduction

Lecture 2: Lab: HTL Using Global Objects

Lecture 3: Lab: HTL Using Attributes

Chapter 9: We.Train Website – Foundational Elements

Lecture 1: Templates And Components

Lecture 2: Lab: Create Proxy Page Component

Lecture 3: Context Aware Configuration

Lecture 4: Lab: Create Context Aware Configuration

Lecture 5: Editable Templates

Lecture 6: Lab: Create Editable Templates – Part 1

Lecture 7: Lab: Create Editable Templates – Part 2

Lecture 8: Reference Structure In CRXDE – Concepts

Lecture 9: Lab: Create Content Root For We.Train

Lecture 10: Lab: Create Site Structure for We.Train

Chapter 10: Client-Side Libraries

Lecture 1: ClientSide Library – Concepts

Lecture 2: Lab: Add Content To We.Train Site Page

Lecture 3: Lab: Create Client-Side Library

Lecture 4: Lab: Add ClientLibs To Component

Lecture 5: Lab: Apply WKND Design

Chapter 11: Core and Proxy Components

Lecture 1: Lab: Create Proxy Components

Lecture 2: Lab: Use ClientLibs And Proxy Components

Lecture 3: Lab: Add Styles To Components

Chapter 12: Working with Components

Lecture 1: Components – Concepts

Lecture 2: Lab: Create Header Component (HC)

Lecture 3: Lab: Add Header and Styling

Lecture 4: Lab: Add JavaScript To HC

Lecture 5: Lab: Add Sling Model To HC

Lecture 6: Lab: Create Hero Component (HeC)

Lecture 7: Lab: Create Edit Dialog for HeC

Lecture 8: Lab: Add EditConfig Node to HeC

Lecture 9: Lab: Create Footer Component (FC)

Lecture 10: Lab: Create Design Dialog For FC

Chapter 13: WKND Site – Build React App using AEM

Lecture 1: AEM SPA – Concepts

Lecture 2: Lab: Deploy AEM React Project

Chapter 14: WKND Site – Adobe Client Data Layer

Lecture 1: Adobe Client Data Layer – Concepts

Lecture 2: Adobe Client Data Layer – Lab

Instructors

Jasvinder Singh Bhatia
Cloud Consultant & Trainer

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 75 votes
2 stars: 126 votes
3 stars: 506 votes
4 stars: 1085 votes
5 stars: 1099 votes

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