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| - App Builder | ||
| - Guides | ||
| - Documentation | ||
| title: App Builder Guides | ||
| description: Comprehensive guides for building and deploying applications with App Builder. | ||
| faqs: | ||
| - question: What topics are covered in the App Builder Guides? | ||
| answer: The guides cover architecture, development, configuration, deployment, security, and integration aspects of building applications with App Builder. | ||
| - question: Where can I find information about App Builder deployment? | ||
| answer: Deployment details are included under the Configuration and Deployment section of the App Builder Guides. | ||
| - question: Does the App Builder support integrations with other platforms? | ||
| answer: Yes, the guides include information about integrating App Builder with Adobe Experience Cloud and other services. | ||
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| keywords: | |
| - App Builder | |
| - Guides | |
| - Documentation | |
| title: App Builder Guides | |
| description: Comprehensive guides for building and deploying applications with App Builder. | |
| faqs: | |
| - question: What topics are covered in the App Builder Guides? | |
| answer: The guides cover architecture, development, configuration, deployment, security, and integration aspects of building applications with App Builder. | |
| - question: Where can I find information about App Builder deployment? | |
| answer: Deployment details are included under the Configuration and Deployment section of the App Builder Guides. | |
| - question: Does the App Builder support integrations with other platforms? | |
| answer: Yes, the guides include information about integrating App Builder with Adobe Experience Cloud and other services. | |
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| title: App Builder Guides | |
| description: Comprehensive guides for building, deploying, and integrating applications using App Builder. Explore detailed documentation on architecture, configuration, and security. | |
| keywords: | |
| - App Builder | |
| - Guides | |
| - Documentation | |
| - Deployment | |
| - Integration | |
| faqs: | |
| - question: What topics are covered in the App Builder Guides? | |
| answer: The guides cover architecture, development, configuration, deployment, security, and integration aspects of building applications with App Builder. | |
| - question: Where can I find information about App Builder deployment? | |
| answer: Deployment details are included under the Configuration and Deployment section of the App Builder Guides. | |
| - question: Does the App Builder support integrations with other platforms? | |
| answer: Yes, the guides include information about integrating App Builder with Adobe Experience Cloud and other services. | |
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| - Acquire Access | ||
| - Credentials | ||
| - Local Environment | ||
| - Set up | ||
| title: Set Up Access, Environment, and Tools | ||
| description: App Builder is a complete framework that enables enterprise developers to build and deploy custom web applications that extend Adobe Experience Cloud solutions and run on Adobe infrastructure. | ||
| faqs: | ||
| - question: What access do I need to start using App Builder? | ||
| answer: You need membership in an Adobe Experience Cloud IMS organization with a Developer or System Admin role, and your organization must have a license for App Builder. | ||
| - question: How do I request access if I don’t have it? | ||
| answer: Customers should contact their account manager or company IT/Marketing admin, while partners should request access from their partner manager or via the Adobe Solution Partner Portal. | ||
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| keywords: | |
| - Acquire Access | |
| - Credentials | |
| - Local Environment | |
| - Set up | |
| title: Set Up Access, Environment, and Tools | |
| description: App Builder is a complete framework that enables enterprise developers to build and deploy custom web applications that extend Adobe Experience Cloud solutions and run on Adobe infrastructure. | |
| faqs: | |
| - question: What access do I need to start using App Builder? | |
| answer: You need membership in an Adobe Experience Cloud IMS organization with a Developer or System Admin role, and your organization must have a license for App Builder. | |
| - question: How do I request access if I don’t have it? | |
| answer: Customers should contact their account manager or company IT/Marketing admin, while partners should request access from their partner manager or via the Adobe Solution Partner Portal. | |
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| title: Set Up Access, Environment, and Tools | |
| description: Learn how to access the necessary Adobe Experience Cloud systems, configure your local environment, and set up essential tools for developing with App Builder. | |
| keywords: | |
| - Acquire Access | |
| - Credentials | |
| - Local Environment | |
| - Adobe I/O CLI | |
| - NodeJS Setup | |
| faqs: | |
| - question: What access do I need to start using App Builder? | |
| answer: You need membership in an Adobe Experience Cloud IMS organization with a Developer or System Admin role, and your organization must have a license for App Builder. | |
| - question: How do I request access if I don’t have it? | |
| answer: Customers should contact their account manager or company IT/Marketing admin, while partners should request access from their partner manager or via the Adobe Solution Partner Portal. | |
| - question: What tools are required to set up my local development environment? | |
| answer: You need NodeJS (version 18 or 20 recommended), Adobe I/O CLI, and optionally a GitHub account and Visual Studio Code for developing and debugging. | |
| - question: How do I update the Adobe I/O CLI to the latest version? | |
| answer: To update, run `npm install -g @adobe/aio-cli` and then use `aio update` to ensure all core plugins are up to date. | |
| - question: Which operating systems and terminals are supported for the Adobe I/O CLI? | |
| answer: The CLI supports Windows 10 and 11, MacOS 10.14 and higher, and uses the inquirer package which supports many common terminals; detailed support info is available on inquirer's documentation. | |
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| - Adobe I/O | ||
| - Extensibility | ||
| - API Documentation | ||
| - Developer Tooling | ||
| title: Building an App Builder Todo App | ||
| description: How to build a Todo App with App Builder using aio-lib-state as storage library and React Spectrum components. | ||
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| - Adobe I/O | |
| - Extensibility | |
| - API Documentation | |
| - Developer Tooling | |
| title: Building an App Builder Todo App | |
| description: How to build a Todo App with App Builder using aio-lib-state as storage library and React Spectrum components. | |
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| title: Building an App Builder To-Do App with aio-lib-state and React Spectrum | |
| description: How to build a To-Do App with App Builder using aio-lib-state as the storage library and React Spectrum components for UI. This guide demonstrates integrating Runtime actions with React Spectrum in an Adobe I/O environment. | |
| keywords: | |
| - Adobe I/O | |
| - Extensibility | |
| - API Documentation | |
| - Developer Tooling | |
| - React Spectrum | |
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| - question: What is aio-lib-state and why is it used in this To-Do app? | |
| answer: aio-lib-state is a storage library used to persist state in Adobe I/O Runtime actions, allowing your To-Do app to save and retrieve tasks efficiently. | |
| - question: How does React Spectrum integrate with App Builder in this project? | |
| answer: React Spectrum provides ready-to-use UI components that are bound to Runtime actions in App Builder, enabling a rich and accessible interface for managing To-Dos. | |
| - question: Where can I find the source code for this To-Do app project? | |
| answer: The full project source code is available on GitHub at https://github.com/adobedocs/adobeio-samples-todoapp/. | |
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