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Discover Edge Delivery Services (EDS), performance optimization strategies, content delivery patterns, and modern web architecture.
Understanding how Universal Editor component definitions, models, and filters form the authoring contract around an EDS block, how to model content instead of HTML, and how that contract connects to the frontend implementation.
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Understanding the DOM structure received by an AEM Edge Delivery Services block, including rows, cells, rich text, images, links, optional content, selectors, transformations, events, and debugging before and after decorate(block).
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Building an authorable AEM Edge Delivery Services component by connecting the Universal Editor component definition, model, placement rules, authored content, delivered DOM, and frontend block implementation.
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Common EDS issues and the debugging steps that identify them. Covers blocks not loading, image problems, Universal Editor failures, CSS issues, and content updates that do not appear as expected.
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Overview of EDS capabilities: authoring models, dynamic blocks, query API usage, experimentation, multi-site support, metadata handling, performance, and the cases where EDS is stronger than traditional AEM.
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Feature comparison between EDS and traditional AEM. Covers Sling Models, editable templates, parsys, multifield, workflow, component inheritance, ClientLibs, OSGi, JCR, and the matching EDS patterns or gaps.
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