AEM as a Cloud Service (AEMaaCS) shifts Adobe Experience Manager from a release-based model to a continuously delivered, cloud-native platform. Manual testing simply can't keep up with the pace of deployments, so test automation is now even more important to ensure quality, performance, and stabilit...

The first time I saw our partners at Adobe present document-based authoring, I thought it was a great solution for smaller and short-lived sites. However, most enterprises would probably not use it as it lacks advanced enterprise CMS features like automated translations, market/language rollouts, bu...

Content fragments (CF) in AEM allow authors to design, create, and publish page-independent content without visual design and/or layout. Therefore, authors can use them to prepare content that can be reused in multiple locations and channels, which is ideal for headless delivery or reuse across page...

As the digital landscape evolves, Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) project owners need to prioritize strategic investments to stay ahead. With Adobe offering new capabilities and evolving best practices, clients need to decide where to spend their allocated development budgets. On large, complex, ente...

Developing and testing in Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) can be a time-consuming process, especially in large, multi-module projects with multiple teams working in parallel. If every small change requires a full Maven build and deployment, then the development cycle will dramatically slow down as th...