AEM URL selector to view node structure and properties in JSON format

AEM provides a selector using that, we can easily get or read the node structure of a component or dialog or its authored values from a node in json format. For this we have to simply browse that path of the component and content with selector infinity and extension json. 

Examples

A developer wants to see how the newly created component dialog is looking, so simply developer will browse; http://localhost:4502/apps/wknd/components/customcard.infinity.json

AEM infinity json

Similary, a developer wants to see the authored field values for a component, they simply copy the contnet path of the page and add the selector infinity and extension json. e.g. http://localhost:4502/content/wknd/language-masters/en/jcr:content/root/container/container/customcard1.infinity.json

AEM infinity json

 

Difference Casings in Programming

In this blog we will understand the differences between the most widely used case types in computer programming.

1. Camel Case: In Camel case we start writing from small letter and then after write first character of every word in capital. e.g. javaVariableNaming, namingConvension, camelCaseType
   
   
2. Pascal Case: Pascal case is similar to camel case the only difference is, we write first letter of first word also capital. e.g. VariableName = "Name", BackgroundColorCode = "red", MaximumMarks = 100
   
   
3. Snake Case: In Snake case we write all characters either in lower or upper case and seprate the words with undescore character(_). This is widely use in JavaScript, Node JS, Python e.g. modal_id = "pop-singup", PETROL-MILEAGE-CAR = 20
   
   
4. Kebab Case: Kebab case is similar to Snake case where we write eveything in small or capital case and seprate the word with hyphen(-) e.g. color-code = "#FFFFFF", max-value-allow = 55, DIESEL-MILEAGE-CAR = 20
   

Llama2 models

Meta Llama 2 models

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