A Smattering of Our Speakers
CIRCUIT brought together seasoned AEM developers and industry experts sharing insider tips, best practices, and real-world project experience. Learn how to accelerate your AEM front-end workflows in the session AEM And Webpack For Faster Front-End Delivery.
What Is CIRCUIT? (Besides Awesome Sauce)
CIRCUIT was the only Midwest Adobe Developer conference, focused on Adobe Experience Manager (AEM). If your AEM workflow needs to integrate with external systems, this practical guide on making REST calls from Java steps is worth a look — AEM Custom Workflow Process: Making REST Calls from Java Steps — and it fits right in with the developer-focused sessions from CIRCUIT. Held in Chicago, the two-day event brought together Java developers, AEM architects, front-end developers, and system engineers for deep-dive workshops, technical sessions, and networking.
Hosted by ICF Olson — a customer experience agency and part of ICF International — CIRCUIT ran in 2015 and 2016, featuring keynote speakers, an afterparty, and a dedicated mobile app for attendees.
- Two full days of workshops and sessions with seasoned AEM developers
- Topics spanning Sightly, AEM Mobile, microservices and IoT, open source, automation, and CDN architecture
- Past pricing between $700–$1,000 including breakfasts, lunches, snacks, and Day 1 afterparty
- Group rates available for three or more employees from the same company
- Session videos from both 2015 and 2016 available to watch online
2016 CIRCUIT Agenda
The two-day agenda for CIRCUIT 2016 featured deep-dive sessions on AEM development, integration, and architecture. Day 1 opened with Ben Selland's keynote, "NASCAR's Digital Transformation," followed by sessions covering AEM 6.2 integration with Adobe Analytics, Target, and DTM, Sightly, AEM Mobile, microservices and IoT, open source at Time Warner Cable, and front-end multi-tenant components.
Sessions were filterable by day, duration, primary audience, and AEM experience level. View the full agenda →