Any tips on getting selected to the Experience Manager?
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@Shaka can you ellobrate your question
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Study and Practise Hard!
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Hi @Shaka,
I have prepared this for newcomers who are interested to learn AEM, hope that helps you too
Before diving into AEM, understand:
What a CMS is
Difference between static and dynamic websites
Basic web stack: HTML, CSS, JS, Java, Servlet
Resources:
Key terms:
Template
Component
Page
JCR (Java Content Repository)
Sling, OSGi, HTL (Sightly)
Dispatcher, Author/Publish
Adobe offers free structured learning:
Adobe Learning Resources:
This is your best playground to learn components, templates, dialogs, etc.
Skill | Resource |
---|---|
AEM Authoring | Authoring Guide |
AEM Component Dev | WKND Components |
Sling Models | Intro to Sling Models |
OSGi Services | OSGi Basics |
HTL (Sightly) | HTL Guide |
IDE: IntelliJ or VS Code
Java 11 or 17
Maven
Download AEM SDK (ask for access if you're not a partner)
Clone the Git repo: WKND GitHub
Build and run locally
Try modifying components, adding fields to dialogs, etc.
Adobe Certified Expert - AEM Sites Developer
Exam Guide
Create your own components
Customize the WKND site
Deploy to GitHub and showcase your work
Learn Core Java + OSGi concepts
Hands-on is key – do the WKND tutorial twice
Show a GitHub repo with your AEM work
Learn how to debug in AEM
Practice answering questions on Sling, OSGi, JCR, dialogs, AEM cloud architecture
Contribute to AEM Communities (like StackOverflow, Experience League forums
Regards,
Santosh
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