Getting started with XM Cloud

This walkthrough series guides you through the first steps to get started with front-end development in XM Cloud with the JavaScript Rendering SDK (JSS) for Next.js by running a local Node.js server and connecting the application directly to the remote content preview endpoint, to allow you to create a component, visualize, and test your work. This sets you up for developing the front end with XM Cloud.

You follow the steps outlined here using the Deploy app Projects tab, and using the XM Cloud interface to create a site and start editing a site page in Pages, and the Content Editor to create a component. You can learn more about the Deploy app and other tools and apps that make up XM Cloud, and get to know some of our terminology.

Follow the walkthroughs in this order:

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