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Why Client Libraries are Useful in CQ
The Web used to be a simple place. All you needed to know to build a site was a little HTML and you were good to go. It didn’t take long for browser makers to introduce styles and JavaScript to their...
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Debug Client Libs in Adobe Experience Manager (Formerly Adobe CQ)
Hello everyone, in this blog post, we will discuss managing Client Libraries in Adobe Experience Manager (formerly Adobe CQ). We are assuming that you know what ClientLibs are in AEM and how they...
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AEM’s CSSFileBuilder vs. Protocol-relative paths in ClientLibs
Protocol-relative paths The first time I ever heard of protocol-relative URLs (properly called “network-path references”) was back in 2007 in an article by Ned Batchelder, who I know from Freenode’s...
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Using Client Libraries and Avoiding jQuery Headaches
AEM provides a feature called client libraries to allow for managing CSS and JavaScript in your site. It allows you to bundle your files into one large file so you have fewer requests on your pages....
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Simple Touch UI Dialog Extensions for AEM
While there are a number of tools at a developer’s disposal to create clean, engaging dialogs within AEM, there are times when you may need to extend dialog functionalities in your Adobe Experience...
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Versioning ClientLibs in AEM
Recently in a project I was working on, we had the need to cache our clientlibs and have them reliably recache every time there was a change. I looked around and found that there is an ACS AEM Commons...
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