Full form's in AEM

CMS - Content Management System

WCM - Web Content Management

AEM - Adobe Experience Manager

CQ - Communique

JCR - Java Content Repository

CRX - Content Repository Extreme

OSGi - Open Service Gateway Initiative

DAM - Digital Asset Manager

AMC - Adobe Marketing Cloud

MSM - Multi Site Management

SDI - Sling Dynamic Include

UX - User Experience

HTTP - Hyper Text Transfer Protocol

REST - Representational State Transfer

SOAP - Simple Object Acess Protocol

HTML - Hyper Text Markup Language

OOTB - Out of the box

CSS - Cascade Style Sheet

JS - JavaScript

JSP - Java Server Pages

CI - Continuous Integration

CD - Continuous Development






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