Both Adobe Experience Managers ContextHub and Experience Fragments are fairly new but potentially powerful tools in a marketing authors content toolbag. We have spoken about Experience Fragments in previous articles. We haven’t talked about the ContextHub, or the combination of both. From the Adobe page about ContextHub: “ContextHub is a framework for storing, manipulating, and …
We worked on a project a few months ago that needed to hook into a third party translation system. Because this was new to me, and I couldn’t find a ton of documentation to help me, I decided to put these notes together in case they might help someone else. You can install a third-party …
Not long ago, Joey and I completed an Ask the AEM Community Experts presentation that explained how to Develop with the Dispatcher in Mind for AEM, and also why it is so important. You can watch the session here: http://bit.ly/ATACE0717. We genuinely think that Developers need to include a Dispatcher in their development stack when …
Experience Fragments were announced and released with Adobe Experience Manager 6.3. It’s another part of Adobe’s marketing phrase “Fluid Experiences”, an idea about making the process of content creation to front end users (customers) much easier and faster for marketing authors. Honestly, it’s just marketing. However, Experience Fragments are new, and there is a lot …
Being new to Adobe Experience Manager, as a developer, can be incredibly daunting and possibly scary. It’s not the easiest beast to try and get hold of. There are lots of hidden pits and unknown dangers. Not to mention trying to learn the right way to do certain things using the actual tools that exist …