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A customer on version 6.5 wants a text component with basic text editing features and minimal effort to meet a deadline. Which approach should you recommend?
Correct Answer:
Core Text Component
Explanation:
Leveraging a prebuilt, ready-to-use component is the fastest way to deliver when the goal is basic text editing with minimal effort. The Core Text Component in AEM 6.5 comes with built-in rich text editing (the standard editor) and integrates smoothly with the page authoring experience. This means you can drop it into a page and have a functional text block with the essential formatting options right away, without writing new code or extensive configuration. It also keeps styling consistent across pages with little to no custom work, which helps meet a tight deadline. Using HTML Source Edit would require authors to work with raw HTML, which is more error-prone and doesn’t align with a simple, quick-setup workflow. Creating a new Text Component would entail full development, testing, and maintenance, taking significantly more time. The Foundation Text Component is older and not as aligned with the current approach Focused on rapid delivery and consistency, the Core Text Component is the best fit here.

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