Tutorials for Headless in AEM
- Applies to:
- Experience Manager 6.5
- Experience Manager as a Cloud Service
- Topics:
- Content Fragments
- APIs
CREATED FOR:
- Beginner
- Developer
Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) has multiple options for defining headless endpoints and delivering its content as JSON. Use hands-on tutorials to explore how to use the various options and chose what’s right for you.
Tutorials by API
Learn how an application can use AEM's GraphQL API to query content. |
Learn how an application can securely authenticate with AEM. |
Learn how an application can use a REST API to consume content. |
Example applications
Example applications are a great way to explore the headless capabilities of Adobe Experience Manager (AEM). Download and install these finished examples to get started right away.
An iOS application powered by AEM's GraphQL APIs. |
An Android™ application powered by AEM's GraphQL APIs. |
A React application powered by AEM's GraphQL APIs. |
Tutorials
Browse the following tutorials based on the technology used. Learn how AEM can go beyond a pure headless use case, with options for in-context authoring and experience management.
Build a React JS app using GraphQL in a pure headless scenario. |
React - Edit Content via Universal Editor Use the Universal Editor to edit content of a React application. |
Author in-context a portion of a remotely hosted React application. |
Use the AEM SPA editor to manage the complete React app experience. |
Use Content Services and REST to power a mobile Android™ application. |
Build a Node.js app using developer and service tokens to authenticate. |