Adobe Experience Manager | AEM Developer Masterclass

AEM developer course focused on components, templates, sling models and importance of JUnit in AEM as a cloud service.

Entering Adobe Experience Manager can be challenging as it involves grappling with numerous concepts, some of which may not be immediately relevant.

From personal experience, navigating the breadth of AEM can feel directionless, with a lack of structured learning resources.

Consequently, I took it upon myself to construct a meticulously curated course outline, focusing on essential concepts crucial for budding AEM developers.

Initially designed to aid newcomers within my organization, the overwhelmingly positive impact it had on individuals prompted me to extend its availability by sharing it on Udemy.

Why this course?

The way I have crafted this course is by taking into consideration the most important concepts a developer would need to get into AEM development.

The direction and structure of this course is what makes it different and is meant to instill a lot of confidence for beginners in AEM development.

My assurance to you is that I will be there every step of the way to help you out throughout this course. Any question that you have can be posted in the course or you can message me directly. I will keep this course as updated as possible with continuous improvements.

The course structure is as follows:-

• Understanding AEM and AEM as a cloud service architecture

• Complete AEM setup including JDK and Maven

• Building an AEM project from the scratch and deploying to AEM

• Learning some authoring basics

• Understanding component and its most layers such as dialogs, sightly and clientlibs.

• Understanding Sling Resolution Concept with examples

• Creating Sling Models for components

• Understanding the importance of JUnit in AEM

• Creating a JUnit test environment and running test classes for your sling models

• Template and its concepts

• Three lab exercises to put all the concepts into use

You’ll learn AEM by doing, not watching.

The best way to learn a concept is to actually work on it. Taking that into consideration this course is made as interactive as possible with most of the course videos being hands on followed by lab exercises to test and reinforce what you’ve learned.

Prerequisites of this course

• Basic knowledge of Java, HTML, JS and CSS

• AEM as a cloud sdk or jar file

Version of AEM

The latest version of AEM is used that is AEM as a cloud service

Without further ado lets begin our learning!

Cheers,

Nimith