#Content & Experience

Steve Jobs unveiled the first iPhone on January 9, 2007, which is often considered the beginning of the mobile revolution. This event opened a new area for digital content creators. However, the problem was that most CMS (...)

The first content management systems (CMSs) replaced the handcrafted HTML-based websites as early as the ‘90s of the last century. At that time, the versatile CMSs of today were not even dreamt of by the owners of these (...)

Modern software development relies heavily on reusing existing frameworks, libraries, tools and approaches, and combining them in exciting, new ways. It's much like what we do with LEGO bricks. Let's take a look at a few (...)

Headless CMS explained in 3 minutes (...)

Retrieving relevant content from huge volumes of data remains a challenging task. In this blog post, we'll look into a way to query DAM systems more efficiently with the help of Princeton's WordNet. (...)

Staying in touch with friends and family is getting easier by the day. But have you ever wondered how real-time chats work? Or maybe you just want to learn a new way of exchanging data between server and clients? I will (...)

Resource Status framework is quite an old, but nice Adobe Experience Manager feature. It provides APIs for presenting and interacting with status messages about currently edited resource (e.g. a Page) within AEM Editor i (...)

Blocks enable you to create AEM components by implementing everything on frontend side. Now you can do even more – by using Blocks to create rich components for your Single Page Applications! (...)

A quick look at how screen-readers read basic HTML links and some of hurdles you might encounter with these simple controls (...)