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Adobe Edge Delivery Services (EDS) Training

Build blazing-fast, content-first websites with Edge Delivery Services — from fundamentals to architecture.

Level: Beginner to AdvancedDuration: 4 weeks (weekday) or ~6 weeks (weekend)Mode: Live online, 1:1 or small batch

Weekday Track

3 sessions/week, 1 hour each — 4 weeks total

Weekend Track

2 sessions/week, 1 hour each — ~6 weeks total

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Overview

Edge Delivery Services (formerly Franklin/Helix) is Adobe’s newest approach to building blazing-fast, content-first websites — and this course takes you from fundamentals to production-ready architecture.

With a strong AEM background and hands-on EDS project experience, I focus on what actually matters when shipping real sites: block-based authoring, Docs/Sheets-driven content modeling, and squeezing every bit of Core Web Vitals performance out of your pages.

By the end, you’ll be able to build, deploy, and govern EDS projects — and know when EDS is the right fit versus traditional AEM.

Curriculum

EDS Fundamentals
  • What is Edge Delivery Services (Franklin/Helix)
  • Architecture: Docs/Sheets as CMS, GitHub, CDN
Project Setup
  • AEM Code Sync GitHub app
  • Boilerplate and local dev server
  • Block-based authoring model
Blocks & Components
  • Building custom blocks
  • Block collection and decoration patterns
Universal Editor Authoring
  • Universal Editor overview and setup
  • Component mapping and field definitions
  • In-context visual editing vs. Docs/Sheets authoring
  • Building Universal Editor-compatible blocks
Content Modeling with Docs/Sheets
  • Authoring in Google Docs/Word
  • Metadata and sheets as data sources
Styling & Performance
  • CSS strategy for EDS
  • Core Web Vitals optimization
  • Lazy loading, LCP/CLS best practices
Integrations
  • Forms and third-party APIs
  • Analytics integration
  • Headless commerce/CDP tie-ins
Deployment & Governance
  • Publishing workflow (preview/live)
  • Access control and content governance
Architecture & Best Practices
  • Scaling multi-site EDS projects
  • Migration strategies from traditional AEM
  • Real-world case studies