Blogs

Introduction In Part 1 of this series, we looked at Adobe Skills. Skills teach AI coding assistants Adobe’s recommended way of doing things. Skills tell the assistant how to do something. But on their own, they do not know what is happening in your running AEM instance right now. They do not know which bundle […]

Introduction Most developers start using Cursor for one reason: faster code generation. And initially, that’s exactly how I approached it. Generate APIs Write unit tests Create boilerplate code. However, after using Cursor extensively in day-to-day development, I realized that productivity gains rarely come from simply asking AI to write code. The real value comes from […]

Introduction I have been managing OTT platform delivery for a few years now – coordinating releases across Android Mobile, iOS, Web, Smart TVs, and Fire TV. Most days, the work is rhythm: sprint cycles, release sign-offs, stakeholder syncs. But every once in a while, something breaks that rhythm, and how you respond in that moment […]

Introduction Every Friday, before sending the weekly status report, I repeated the same routine: open the backlog, scan 60+ rows, identify what changed, extract blockers, update the RAID log, and reformat everything into a professional delivery report. It took 60–90 minutes every week, and almost none of it required real thinking – it was simply […]

Building a scalable frontend deployment pipeline with automated CI/CD, custom domains, and global delivery Introduction Frontend applications of today need fast deployments, scalability, global reach, and low operational overhead. But plenty of organizations still use traditional server-based hosting where deployments require manual configuration, SSH access, server maintenance, SSL handling, and cache management. As frontend applications […]

Introduction Apps and devices generate a lot of internal email, monitoring alerts, payroll notices, printer scans, that no human ever needs to read individually but every business still depends on landing reliably. Routing that through a normal mailbox works until it doesn’t: throttling, deliverability problems, no clean way to track what’s actually being sent. Microsoft […]

If you’ve built a “header” or “navigation menu” dialog in AEM, you’ve probably hit this requirement before: a content author adds multiple menu items, and for each one picks whether it’s an Internal Link or an External Link. Based on that choice, only the relevant field should show up: a path field for internal links, […]

When the Dashboard Couldn’t Keep Up I was working on a project where the team wanted to monitor website activity as soon as a campaign went live. They didn’t need detailed attribution reports yet – they simply wanted to know whether users were arriving on the site, key events were firing, and registrations were starting […]

Introduction Artificial Intelligence is moving beyond simple prompt-and-response interactions. Earlier AI applications were often built around a single prompt sent to a Large Language Model. The model generated an answer, and the workflow ended there. That works well for summaries, brainstorming, and content generation. But real enterprise problems often need planning, tool usage, validation, collaboration, […]