What is Workflow in AEM? Workflows enable you to automate Experience Manager activities. Workflows consist of a series of steps that are executed in a specific order. Each step performs a distinct activity such as activating a page or sending an email message. Workflows can interact with assets in the repository, user accounts, and Experience … Continued
Continued from Part 1… Application Setup and Deploy: The Player exclusion spring-boot microservices will run on Docker container-based Linux instances. It will use Azure DevOps toolchain (Azure Boards, Repos, Pipelines & Artifacts) for its software development & delivery lifecycle. Azure DevOps will handle Application deployments in an automated manner to provide a streamlined error-free development lifecycle. The Application Code will be hosted in Azure Repos. … Continued
Understanding customer behavior plays a vital role in the modern digital marketing world to ensure success in any digital initiative. There is no other proven source or tool to understand customers than a Unified Customer View that provides a 360-degree view of the customer including demography, buying behaviour, activity history, product preferences, etc. The problem … Continued
Storybook is an open source tool for developing UI components with various technologies, including AEM. It allows frontend developers to develop components in isolation and it captures functional test scenarios for each component. Let’s find out how to setup a new project created with the AEM Project Archetype for use with @storybook/aem. These steps will … Continued
Dependencies Gatsby & Sass plugin ThreeJS React-Three-Fiber Zustand Environment setup Let’s start with a Gatsby boilerplate project. Go into command line of your favorite directory and type: gatsby new my-hello-world-starter https://github.com/gatsbyjs/gatsby-starter-hello-world After installation, let’s add our needed dependencies to our project: cd my-hello-world-starter yarn add three react-three-fiber zustand && yarn add node-sass gatsby-plugin-sass -D … Continued
GraphQL helps empower the front-end developer to be able to retrieve data from a single endpoint with ease. By utilizing the query function, we can receive data stored remotely through a JSON-like structure. Since GraphQL prioritizes speed and ease of setup, there are some features that you will need to pass to your GraphQL client … Continued
Progressive web app (PWA) is simply a term used to describe websites that use certain web APIs, the most important of which are the service worker API and the Cache API. Simply put, a service worker is code that runs before the request for the page document is sent to the network and can intercept … Continued
Thanks to modern CSS preprocessors such as Sass and Less, writing CSS is exponentially more efficient, organized and powerful. Sass mixins are one feature of Sass that can greatly enrich a front end developer’s styling process. Sass mixins are CSS functions with reusable functionality that can be included anywhere in Sass files. This blog post … Continued
The dream of an inclusive web The internet is built for people, and one of the fastest growing areas of web development is that of accessibility. Fueled in part by a steady growth of lawsuits, a realization that there is a large underserved segment of internet users, and some seeing a commitment to good accessibility … Continued
Apache Server Side Includes (SSI) are a way to mix cached secured, secured, and dynamic content on the same page without the end user knowing the difference. This is accomplished by having a tag in the form of a specialized HTML comment in the markup of the page that your Apache web server will replace … Continued
