Dan Klco

Composum Browser is an Open Source JCR Node browser for Apache Sling and bills itself as the Swiss knife for the repository. Composum Browser has been included in Apache Sling since Sling 9 and is available in all versions of Apache Sling CMS. Here are four useful features in Composum Browser.

Relaunching or migrating a website is an intensive process and it's very easy for small issues to slip through the cracks. Here are some things to watch out for I've seen observing and being involved in several dozen migrations over the course of my career

With Github Actions and Sling CMS, you can not only host a small Apache Sling CMS website for free, you can even have a reliable CI/CD process!

PluralSight has great courses on Adobe Analytics and Target for you to build expertise on these powerful solutions during #FreeApril

Whether you are laid off or slowed down, having additional value will give you an edge. Pluralsight has released their training for FREE in April, here's a guide to learning AEM!

The most important part of identifying the correct architecture is to approach the current context without bias and chose the simplest solution that meets the need.

To help you keep busy during the quarantine, I've put together a list of my themes for Summit 2020 and the top videos I'm going to be watching!

Group membership in AEM struggles with large numbers of user, group associations. Learn how to use Jackrabbit Oak's Dynamic Group Membership to support hundreds of thousands of users in AEM.

AEM as a Cloud Service finally consolidates the login experience between AEM and the rest of the Adobe Experience Cloud. Learn more about the new default authentication for AEM as a Cloud Service, Adobe IMS

With AEM as a Cloud Service, Adobe has solved some challenging problems to make AEM scale in the cloud. Here's how Adobe can scale AEM as a Cloud Service, vs the fixed model for AEM "Classic".

Performance is a critical concern for any web implementation. Users expect high performance, responsive web experiences and will abandon experiences that don't deliver. There are a number of different factors for ensuring Adobe solution performance.

Adobe's recent release of AEM as a Cloud Service has inspired a ton of questions as we start to explore the platform. One of the first questions I have is: how different is this than AEM 6.5?