Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) is an enterprise web content management system that, like many other enterprise applications, is a complex piece of software to set up and configure. AEM OpenCloud is an open source project being led by Shine Solutions that automates the setup of a complete ready-to-use AEM environment in the cloud within 15 minutes. In this post I'll talk about why and how we used InSpec to implement automated testing in OpenCloud.
Managing User Permissions in AEM
Adobe Experience Manager is designed to cater for content authoring of multiple sites by multiple content authors. Naturally, this process…
AEM 6.3: First Impressions
Adobe Experience Manager’s latest release became generally available on the 26th of April 2017 and being Adobe Partners we got…
Adobe Innovation Session: Customer Journey Management
As part of the Adobe Partner program, various sessions and events are organized to keep partners updated on the latest…
Demystifying shortened and extension-less URLs in AEM
Your company has decided to migrate their web presence to Adobe Experience Manager and you’re getting to the tail end…
Shine’s Michael Leroy to speak at Adobe Source event
Shine developer and resident AEM expert Michael Leroy will be speaking at the Adobe Source event being held in…
Style Guides and AEM: Fitting a Square Peg in a Round Hole
There is a push in the industry to code against an external style guide to maintain consistent styling, have a…
Tips for AEM Beginners
I started using Adobe Experience Manager (CQ 5.6.1) with a focus on component development and building OSGi services and I…
