Adobe Target Developer Guide
Resources and Guides for Adobe Target Developers
Description#
This portal provides resources and guides for Adobe Target Developers, including API and SDK documentation to implement Target, as well as links to guides to administer Target.
Implementation Guides#
Before you implement#
Considerations before you implement Adobe Target.
Client-Side SDKs#
Implement Target using the AEP Web SDK.
Implement Target using at.js.
Server-Side Implementation#
Get started with Adobe Target SDKs, including On-Device Decisioning.
How to use the Target Node.js SDK.
How to use the Target Java SDK.
How to use the Target .NET SDK.
How to use the Target Python SDK.
Hybrid Implementation#
Implement Target using a combination of client- and server-side implementation.
Recommendations Implementation#
Recommendations Implementation
Plan and implement Adobe Target Recommendations.
Mobile Apps#
Overview of how to implement Adobe Target with Adobe Experience Platform Mobile SDKs.
Implement Adobe Target with Adobe Experience Platform Mobile SDKs.
Email#
Overview of how to implement Adobe Target in emails.
Target APIs for implementation#
Overview of Adobe Target APIs.
Use Adobe Target's Delivery APIs to deliver experiences across web and mobile channels as well as non-browser based IoT devices such as a connected TV, kiosk, or in-store digital screen.
Administration Guides#
What are the Target Admin APIs?#
Overview and configuration requirements for Adobe Target Admin and Profile APIs, including Recommendations APIs.
Admin APIs#
Use Adobe Target’s Admin and Profile APIs to manage activities, audiences, offers, properties, reports, mboxes, environments, and profiles.
Retrieve A/B activity report data.
Use the Recommendations API.
Manage users and product entitlements through the Adobe User Management and User Sync APIs.
Contributing#
We encourage you to participate in our open documentation initiative, if you have suggestions, corrections, additions or deletions for this documentation, check out the source from this GitHub repo, and submit a pull request with your contribution. For more information, refer to the contributing page.
