Earlier this year, Adobe introduced new generative AI capabilities in Adobe Experience Manager (AEM). As a Platinum partner of Adobe, Perficient has early adopter features provisioned for our environments. One of the more exciting and relevant features is the ability to use GenAI to generate variations within Content Fragments in AEM. In this blog, we’ll […]
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Running AEM Author, Publisher, and Dispatcher Within Docker
About eight years ago, I was introduced to Docker during a meetup at a restaurant with a coworker. He was so engrossed in discussing the Docker engine and containers that he barely touched the hors d’oeuvres. I was skeptical. I was familiar with Virtual Machines (VMs) and appreciated the convenience of setting up application servers […]
AEM OSGi Services: Take Advantage of Strategy Design Pattern
Design patterns are pivotal in crafting application solutions that are both maintainable and scalable. The Strategy Design Pattern is ideal for scenarios that require runtime selection among various available algorithms. In this blog, we’ll cover how to implement the Strategy Design Pattern in an AEM OSGi service, boosting your code’s flexibility and manageability. What is […]
Mastering Page Properties With Granite Render Conditions and Context-Aware Configuration
From Static to Dynamic: The Evolution of Template Management Do you remember the days of static templates? We had a plethora of templates, each with its own page components and CQ dialogs. It was a maintenance nightmare! But then came editable templates, and everything changed. With this new approach, we can define a single-page component […]
How to Track Git Build Info in Your AEM Multimodule Maven Project
When troubleshooting issues in Adobe Experience Manager (AEM), the first step is often to identify which code version is deployed for the affected projects. However, OSGi bundle versions only provide a partial picture, lacking crucial details like the exact branch used. This becomes especially problematic when managing multiple tenants in the same environment or comparing […]
AEM Local Development With OpenJDK 11 and Maven 3.9.x
The official Adobe tutorial for setting up a local AEM development environment requests the reader to install Java JDK 11 for AEM 6.5 and above. It does not provide a download link for the Java JDK 11. If you were to do a quick Google search for “JDK 11 download,” you would be presented with […]
Adobe Sites: Migrating from Webpack to Vite
Webpack is an amazing bundler for JavaScript and, with the correct loader, it can also transform CSS, HTML, and other assets. When a new AEM project is created via the AEM Project Archetype and the front-end module is set to general, Adobe provides a Webpack configuration to generate the project’s client libraries. Introducing Vite Vite […]
Enabling Dynamic Media Feature For AEM Custom Components
Dynamic Media is one of the versatile tools provided by Adobe. Previously, it was known as Scene7. It has strong Asset editing and authoring tools capabilities. It is based on a Cache delivery network, which loads the contents to improve page load time and renders the right image renditions correctly resized and optimized. Dynamic Media allows […]
Create an RSS Feed using HTL
Did you know you can create an RSS feed in AEM (Adobe Experience Manager) for external applications like Eloqua? While AEM provides out-of-the-box functionality for RSS feeds, customizing them may require additional steps. Below you’ll find several options for creating RSS feeds in AEM along with steps for creating one using HTL. 3 Options to […]
Overview and Basic Concepts of Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) Components
Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) is a sophisticated and versatile content management tool. Components are the elements that help structure the page, for example, the header, body, and footer, through authoring. AEM’s core components, have always allowed authors to create pages that are both efficient and simple to use, whereas developers can create components that are […]
Sling Mappings++ Large Lists and Mapping Arrays
As all AEM Developers know, AEM, and more-so the underlying JCR, has limitations on how many children a single parent can have before we start to see performance issues. First in the UI, and then more critically in the ability to look-up and manage content nodes themselves. When designing for a net-new AEM website, this […]
Updating the SPA Editor to Support Vue 3
I enjoy building websites using the Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) content management system. I also enjoy using JavaScript frameworks like Vue, React, and Angular to create rich web applications. Occasionally I get to do both. AEM provides a SPA Editor to facilitate building components for single-page applications. The SPA Editor enables front-end developers to produce […]