@wimsymons @justinedelson Depends on the size and traffic of the sites. What sort of upgrades do you mean? Doesn’t more instances mean more upgrade efforts?
@joerghoh AEM devs shouldn’t even exist! You’re either a Front-End dev, Java dev or rarely both. AEM devs are typically grads who were fast-tracked onto AEM courses to keep up with demand (usually off-shore). They missed out on Java foundations and have outdated Front-End practices.
Astonishing footage of Boris Johnson being told about the cuts he made to London Fire Brigade when Mayor. His reply? “Get stuffed.” Grenfell wasn’t long after.
Prime Minister? Don’t be daft.
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@GabrielWalt@AnfibiaCreativa@joerghoh That I do agree with :) But getting devs to agree with the mark up of the core components is a tough ask. We can be quite opinionated on whether the mark up is semmantically correct, BEM naming, https://t.co/KtfrM3dA65 attributes, AMP mark up, etc.
@GabrielWalt@AnfibiaCreativa@joerghoh It is also key to attracting talented front end developers when you can offer them a stack based on latest technologies. LESS seriously?
@GabrielWalt@AnfibiaCreativa@joerghoh It’s Adobe’s mentality that should change here. They need to understand thaf AEM might not be the only system that requires a UI and so building a separate front end framework makes complete sense to encourage a consistent fro t end standard and look and feel thru a company.
@heervisscher Know that you’ve been such a kind person and that you’ll be dearly missed by so many! The strength you have shown has been nothing short of heroic.
Adobe AEM Content Fragment As A Service [SOLVED] -
Recent requirements on a project needed the ability to expose Content Fragments (CF) in the DAM via Sling Model Exporter, unfortunately this isn't supported by AEM's Content As A…https://t.co/nYz3zqw8YF https://t.co/hOFY1GdVpm
@andrestaltz There's no problems with huge PRs if you have a good build process that verifies against coding standards, unit and functional test cases.