#NoJCR: Next Generation Java CMS
In just a few years the Web CMS landscape has completely changed! Marketers want real personalization and analytics based on Big Data.
Meanwhile, developers are building single page and mobile applications using microservices architectures like NoSQL and Content as a Service. And system admins are moving their organizations to the cloud.
Legacy CMS platforms based on SQL, Java Content Repository (JCR) and heavy code deployments break down and become cumbersome in the face of today's challenges.
A new, #NoJCR approach is needed. A new architecture for Java-based Web CMS platforms.
Watch and learn:
Meanwhile, developers are building single page and mobile applications using microservices architectures like NoSQL and Content as a Service. And system admins are moving their organizations to the cloud.
Legacy CMS platforms based on SQL, Java Content Repository (JCR) and heavy code deployments break down and become cumbersome in the face of today's challenges.
A new, #NoJCR approach is needed. A new architecture for Java-based Web CMS platforms.
Watch and learn:
- About the challenges faced by today's marketers and developers
- Where current approaches break down
- How to plan for the future
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