Starting AEM PhoneGap starting-aem-phonegap

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Adobe recommends using the SPA Editor for projects that require single page application framework-based client-side rendering (e.g. React). Learn more.

For developers, the best place to start is to take a look at the Adobe Experience Manager Mobile Starterkit in github

https://github.com/Adobe-Marketing-Cloud-Apps/aem-phonegap-starter-kit

The starterkit will get you going quickly by walking you through the basics of AEM Mobile development, starting with project creation and governance, installing the necessary tooling, defining a Maven archetype, building, deploying and then creating your own experience.

The developers can use this example as a starting point for trying out an AEM Mobile application using PhoneGap. Running through the starterkit and the reference application, will give a solid understanding of the basics to create rich Mobile Applications.

  • Use the AEM PhoneGap Starter Kit to create apps suitable for the AEM Mobile catalog.
  • A reference app with full source has been created that demonstrates many of the new features in AEM Mobile, whether you are migrating an existing app into AEM Mobile or starting fresh.
  • All our samples can be found here on github: https://github.com/Adobe-Marketing-Cloud-Apps and include bootstrapping your project with Maven.
  • Most conference talks will leverage the Kitchen Sink tutorial, which you can also find in Github and is focused on the usage of Apache Cordova native extensibility.
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Once you have had a chance to familiarize yourself with the starterkit, it is important to learn about Adobe Experience Manager components and templates.

Templates and Components templates-and-components

AEM Templates and Components enable line of business owners to create custom experiences. Both *Templates *and Components are available out-of-the-box or can be custom developed by you, the developer either by extending existing components or creating greenfield (advanced). Templates and Components are what allow the AEM Author to drag-and-dropped to create engaging and relevent experiences.

Once you have a solid understanding of the above two steps, jump into:

The Next Steps the-next-steps

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