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*This article was modeled from the current Adobe React SPA documentation. Understand how the source code for a Single Page Application (SPA) written in Vue can be integrated with an Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) Project. Learn to use modern front-end tools, like a webpack dev server, to rapidly develop the SPA…

*This article was modeled from the current Adobe React SPA documentation. Welcome to a multi-part tutorial designed for developers new to the SPA Editor feature in Adobe Experience Manager (AEM). This tutorial walks through the implementation of a Vue application for a fictitious lifestyle brand, the WKND. The Vue app will be…

*This article was modeled from the current Adobe React SPA documentation. Learn how to use an Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) Maven project as a starting point for a Vue application integrated with the AEM SPA Editor. Objective Understand the structure of a new AEM SPA Editor project built from a…

Knowing exactly what and how much each individual bundle in your project is used can help you optimize your project. If your web application is packaged with Webpack, there are a few ways you can analyze your bundles. Analyzing Bundles There is a handful of third-party packages that will allow…

Vue JS is a versatile and performant web framework that allows developers to build small or sophisticated web applications. Paired with the Vue CLI, Vuex, and Vue router, Vue is more than capable of handling a production-level environment. Out of the box, Vue presents some pretty impressive numbers, but of…

This series will develop a locally-hosted WebXR gallery experience using Babylonjs. Each entry concludes in a progressively more detailed WebXR gallery that you can access in your headset’s browser. You’ll need both a desktop/laptop computer and a WebXR-enabled headset, which in December of 2020 means a desktop VR rig or…

Recently we were offered the challenge to integrate an AEM implementation with the Kaltura Media Platform, so we dove in and rose to the challenge.

An increasingly common use-case for enterprise web implementations is the need for components that support the ability to be displayed in context within a site, but also syndicated for consumption by third-party web applications.

Caching has become a norm in pretty much all modern web applications. Caching static assets improves the load time of web applications by reducing the calls that it needs to make to retrieve resources, and by also reducing network congestion.

Mavice & Google collaborated on mobile optimization strategies for Ford Motor Company earlier this month at the Spruce Goose Hangar.

Live Reloading has become a norm in the day to day development of modern web applications. With the help of Live Reloading, many developers save time and are able to focus more on development by avoiding the build process with each change to a static file that is served.

During development, debugging your application can be very useful in determining the location of defects, evaluating expressions and understanding the overall flow of the application.

In 6 months, Mavice concepted, architected, prototyped, user-tested, developed, QAed and deployed this industry leading AEM Brand Site experience.

In 12 months, Mavice concepted, designed, architected, prototyped, user-tested, developed, QAed and deployed this industry-leading AEM and AngularJS Build and Price solution across all Ford nameplates and segments, including commercial.

YP engaged us to completely reimagine their website from the ground up. Initial CT rates increased by 42%!

A custom CMS within AEM to support a Global content syndication strategy for Ford.

Improved customer experience and maintenance for Ford’s need-based showroom with completely data-driven UI.

Mavice developed components that can be reused across applications and locations, simplifying authoring across multiple brands.

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