Have a look at the documentation for comments in communitieshttps://helpx.adobe.com/experience-manager/6-3/communities/using/comments.html

You should be able to rewrite all those links (href), if you are using org.apache.sling.jcr.resource.internal.JcrResourceResolverFactoryImpl and resolve.map() from resource resolver when creating them

AFAIK, you cannot.These things are executed at different level. Javascript (at browser) and JS USE (at server)What's your use case, there may be better alternative solution available.

Vue v1.0.26 is used in We Retail - AEM 6.3/apps/weretail/clientlibs/vendor/vue/src/vue.jsMore information:- Is using Vue.js with AEM possible?

Have a look at Jackrabbit Filevault - Vault Remote Copy (rcp)

Seems to be working You can try to login here to download package if its not workingAdobe Experience Manager Cloud Management - https://www.adobeaemcloud.com/content/login.html

1. Use AEM Query builder API, it supports the concepts with which pagination typically works [0]2. Pagination can be formed with simple logic in any language but you would need to use offset parameter in query builder3 Consider creating index if data is huge.[0] https://helpx.adobe.com/experience-ma...

I mean if you use pathfield, you should be seeing thumbnail without writing any custom code

In a way JS api is good, kinda similar to javascript but it takes more time for execution as compared to sling model as this JS gets converted to java then complied...IMO, As long you are using something only in author, should be fine but for anything which renders on publish also, I would prefer to...

the one create by michaelk47730080  is a Touch UIand reason you are seeing jsp is because instead of a component, he has created it more of granite component which can be leverage by developer to build actual component for sites. You can relate it to the one which comes with product at /libs/granite...