Efficient Development on Experience Manager as a Cloud Service
summary
Demo converts the WKND archetype so the UI frontend is a separate repo and Cloud Manager pipeline, using Webpack and package.json changes to output a theme.js/theme.css bundle that AEM references instead of clientlibs. Local development runs an emulated local dev server localhost:8080 to produce the theme and debug missing assets. Cloud Manager stores each build as a versioned static URL (long content-hash) outside AEM so authors can switch versions; pipeline setup and GitHub repo creation are shown end to end.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Introduction to decoupled development
- 3:58Setting up local project archetype
- 8:32Updating UI frontend for pipeline
- 15:49Configuring frontend pipelines in Cloud Manager
- 22:40Q&A and troubleshooting
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