
Explore Adobe Experience Manager CMS basics, learn what a CMS is and how AEM works at a high level, and see how to modify existing applications with content and components.
Explore two authoring interfaces in Adobe Experience Manager, comparing a classic console with another option, and learn how each manages pages, digital assets, and packages for content and code.
Explore adobe experience manager consoles, including site manager for pages, assets manager for images and content fragments, and package manager for backups or new packages, via the integrated development environment.
Install Brackets as an external editor for Adobe Experience Manager, install the AM plugin, sync changes without packaging, then modify the hello world model and compile with Maven.
Explore archetype versions and parameters for AIM applications in Adobe Experience Manager CMS basics. Compare old 62/63 and 11/12 setups with 64/65 and version twenty three, and note UI differences.
Adobe Experience Manager Basics course is a very high level overview of some of AEM's features focused mostly on helping you understand them at a very high level so you can start increasing your knowledge in future more specific AEM courses.
This particular AEM course covers the following:
At the end of this course you will have a better understanding of what AEM is when to look for certain things like pages, components and templates.