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Adobe Experience Manager 6.5 - Build Websites and Components

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Description: You want to learn how to use Adobe Experience Manager? Then, you are at the right place!!Either you're completely new to AEM, or you've played around with it but want to get more comfortable with Content Management system. Either way, this course will be great for you.With AEM you can build your website, content or components from scratch and create your content with speed and much ease. What is this AEM course all about?In this guide, you'll not only learn and build your concepts around the fundamentals of AEM but also develop and manage your web applications and personalize your content for the customers using AEM Sites. using components, templates, website scripting, HTL etc. Adobe Experience Manager addresses all of our needs when it comes to powerful, enterprise-level CMS that can handle context-driven dynamic content, experience fragments, integration with analytics and targeting tools along with the Adobe Experience Cloud products.Resource Files for the exercisesYou will get access to the resources used in the lab sessions as a free download which will enable you to write and experience the code at the root level of AEM.AEM Handbook for lifetime..Learn to become AEM pro with the latest versionThis course covers the latest v6.5. To start learning with 6.3, you can refer to my course AEM 6.3 - Complete MasterClass on UdemyPromise to YouI'll be here for you every step of the way. If you have any questions about the course content or anything related to this topic, you can always post a question in the course or send me a direct message.I want to make this the best course on AEM from development point of view. So if there is any way I can improve this course, just tell me and I'll make it happen.This course will cover everything you need to know to start, including:Getting
Category: Development > Web Development > Adobe Experience Manager (AEM)
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Price: 19.99
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