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About Me
I've been a developer for over a decade, working with a varied range of products. I'm also an Adobe Certified Expert AEM 6.0 Developer, CQ 5.6 Component Developer, ColdFusion, and Advanced ColdFusion, and a Certified Scrum Master.
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Monthly Archives: August 2013
CRXDE Lite Surprise – Code Formatting
A colleague of mine showed me a nice little surprise today – In most IDE’s, when you highlight code and and hold shift while tabbing, the selected code group shifts to the left. In CRXDE Lite, it formats your code … Continue reading
AEM Best Practice: OSGi Configurations
One of the best practices I’ve come across recently in AEM is to never use the OSGi console directly to edit configurations. People may argue “But that’s what it’s there for!”, and indeed it is an easy interface to use … Continue reading
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