Adobe Experience Manager 6.5 - Build Websites and Components

Build and Apply AEM elements to master components and websites. Handbook included.

4.13 (3223 reviews)

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English

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Web Development

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

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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