Keynote: Headless Today & Tomorrow with Adobe Experience Manager
summary
Adobe Experience Manager emphasizes headless delivery with concrete numbers and tooling: cloud instances serve more JSON than HTML, handling 18.5 million content fragments and ~40,000 monthly editors. New investments ship a single‑page content fragment UI, OpenAPI management APIs with language SDKs, eventing via webhooks/journaling and serverless, and a GraphQL delivery flow that recommends persisted GraphQL queries cached at CDN. Open source pieces include the AEM Headless client on GitHub, UI extensibility templates, headless forms as JSON, and a Universal Editor for remote editing.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction and welcome
- 1:50Headless landscape overview
- 9:56New headless capabilities
- 12:36Content management UI demo
- 18:17Developer tools and APIs
- 26:44Quick start with AEM Headless
- 29:56UI extensibility and forms
- 35:29Google Sheets integration demo
- 38:53Universal Editor introduction
- 43:13Web performance focus
- 51:00Closing and next sessions
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