This repository contains code related to AEM tutorials discussed on my blog - Red Quark.
These blog posts aim to explain the concepts and working of Adobe Experience Manager as a content management system (CMS). Great! but you may be asking why you should bother learning AEM in the first place? You're absolutely right. Before we take on something, we must ask ourselves why are we doing and what will we get from this? Having a clear goal in mind helps us maintain our focus and doesn't let our mind wander off.
Let's start answering this question first.
We can all see the revolution of Digital Marketing today. Today if you ask any company what is more important thing for them than the digital presence of their company, their answer would most likely be - NOTHING!!!
And we are not talking about only the big giants but small scale and medium scale organizations also. Everyone wants to be a part of this digital revolution.
Legendary economist Adam Smith explained the concept of Demand and Supply in his epic work The Wealth of Nations. This explained that if there is a demand, it has to be met with the supply.
Since companies wanted to have a digital marketing solutions, the leaders in the technology domain obliged. Companies/Communities started creating different digital marketing solutions. Adobe came up with one of the niche products in the market - Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) and today they are the market leaders in Digital Marketing domain.
Since AEM is in huge demand, people who know how to develop on AEM are also in huge demand. But developing on AEM is not easy because it is made up of various open-source technologies such as Apache Felix (OSGi), Apache Sling, Apache Oak and Adobe's own technologies like Granite, HTL etc. Learning all these technologies in conjunction can sometimes becomes confusing and frustrating 😫.
When I first started learning AEM in 2016, I was dumbfounded to see there is so much going on under the hood. I then spent months to gather all the resources (mostly Adobe's official documentation) but it was so overwhelming (my personal experience 😕).
Therefore, I decided to create a series which can help a newbie in AEM development to learn this amazing product. This series is my learning experience to get the knack of AEM Development. I have tried to put the posts in a logical order in which they should be learned.
This tutorial is compatible with AEM 6.5 but it should work without issues on 6.3 and 6.4 as well. The only prerequisite for following this tutorial is the basic understanding of Java and JavaScript.
So what are we waiting for? Let's dive in 😎.
There is an older version of this tutorial here => AEM Developer Series. It is not outdated and works well with the latest versions of AEM.
Happy learning and Namaste 🙏.
- Day 00 - AEM Developer Series
- Day 01 - Introduction To AEM
- Day 02 - AEM Building Blocks
- Day 03 - AEM Installation and Consoles
- Day 04 - Setup AEM Development Environment
- Day 05 - Develop AEM Components and Templates
- Day 06 - HTL and Clientlibs basics
- Day 07 - Sling Models
- Day 08 - OSGi Components and Services
- Day 09 - Sling Servlets Part I
- Day 10 - Sling Servlets Part II
- Day 11 - Custom OSGi Configuration
- Day 12 - AEM Workflows Part I
- Day 13 - AEM Workflows Part II
- Day 14 - AEM Workflows Part III
- Day 15 - Eventing In AEM
- Day 16 - Schedulers In AEM
- Day 17 - Granite Datasources (Dynamic Dropdown)
- Day 18 - Sling Jobs
- Day 19 - Queries In AEM Part I
- Day 20 - Queries In AEM Part II