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This looks interesting. Comparing it to something like Adobe Experience Manager/CQ, I wonder if it has mobile editing modes and if any large enterprises outsid

This looks interesting. Comparing it to something like Adobe Experience Manager/CQ, I wonder if it has mobile editing modes and if any large enterprises outside of their customer logos section are using it.

at-fates-hands 7y ago
The editing menus are not totally responsive. If you don't mind some swiping left and right, then you'll be fine. But no, it doesn't have a specific mobile editing UI.
- boutell 7y ago
  Correct, mobile editing hasn't been a priority so far. Of course you can build mobile responsive sites well with it.
boutell 7y ago
Michelin uses it, there's a case study: https://apostrophecms.com/case-studies/michelin-case-study https://apostrophecms.com/case-studies/michelin-case-study
einrealist 7y ago
To me, JCR and Sling are superior to anything I've ever used in regard to content management. In my opinion, having such a powerful concept supports far more use cases than just serving content pages. Its a bit sad, that there are not more OSS projects on top of Sling or projects that try to implement similar concepts for different platforms (than Java).