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Content Fragments

Last updated May 19, 2025, generated by Sumble

What is Content Fragments?

Content Fragments are reusable, structured content components. They are designed to be channel-agnostic, allowing authors to create and manage content in a central location and then deliver it consistently across various channels, such as websites, mobile apps, and social media. They promote content consistency, simplify content updates, and improve efficiency in content creation and delivery.

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What other technologies are related to Content Fragments?

Content Fragments Competitor Technologies

Experience Fragments

Experience Fragments offer a similar content reuse mechanism as Content Fragments but provide more layout control and target different use cases. They can be considered a competitor in certain scenarios.

mentioned alongside Content Fragments in 80% (125) of relevant job posts

Content Fragments Complementary Technologies

Sling Models

Sling Models are used to structure and map data from the JCR (Jackrabbit Content Repository) to Java objects, often used to expose Content Fragment data. They are complementary to Content Fragments in AEM development.

mentioned alongside Content Fragments in 9% (55) of relevant job posts

OSGi

AEM is built on OSGi. Content Fragments are implemented as OSGi bundles, making OSGi a fundamental technology.

mentioned alongside Content Fragments in 1% (86) of relevant job posts

AEM

Content Fragments are a feature of AEM, therefore AEM is complementary.

mentioned alongside Content Fragments in 1% (104) of relevant job posts