SAP Developer News, July 4th, 2024

Podcast Version: https://podcast.opensap.info/sap-developers/2024/07/04/sap-developer-news-july-4th-2024/

SAP Samples on GitHub and the BTP Resource Consumption Monitor repo

SAP Samples organization on GitHub: https://github.com/SAP-samplesBTP FinOps: Keeping Track of your Credits: https://community.sap.com/t5/technology-blogs-by-sap/btp-finops-keeping-track-of-your-credits/ba-p/13737793BTP Resource Consumption Monitor repository: https://github.com/SAP-samples/btp-resource-consumption-monitor

Current Customer Engagement Initiatives

SAPUI5 2.x: https://community.sap.com/t5/technology-blogs-by-sap/adapt-your-app-to-sapui5-2-x-make-an-impact-by-joining-our-cei-project/ba-p/13722775SAP BTP: https://influence.sap.com/sap/ino/#campaign/3724

July Developer Challenge “Reverse APIs”

Main July challenge blog post https://community.sap.com/t5/application-development-blog-posts/2024-07-quot-reverse-apis-quot-sap-developer-challenge/ba-p/13749653Task 0 Server and service provisioning https://community.sap.com/t5/application-development-discussions/2024-07-developer-challenge-task-0-server-and-service-provisioning/m-p/13749996Previous (June) challenge final week discussion https://community.sap.com/t5/application-development-discussions/submissions-for-quot-sap-hana-cloud-multi-model-quot-developer-challenge/m-p/13744012

SAP Build Governance How-To Guides Published

SAP Build Governance Resource Center: https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=bGf3QlX0PEKC9twtmXka9wZKKG5THS9PkxADEwX46a9UQUk5N0dKVjNGWU5FTlFPVDRTRDBLTEMwWC4uTry the SAP Build Governance Resource Center https://community.sap.com/t5/sap-builders-blog-posts/don-t-want-to-start-from-scratch-with-it-governance-try-the-sap-build/ba-p/13729865

The Open Documentation Initiative & the revamped SAP Help Portal comments feature

The Grand Prix of Developer Feedback  (blog post) https://community.sap.com/t5/open-documentation-initiative-blog-posts/the-grand-prix-of-developer-feedback/ba-p/13734863

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CHAPTER TITLES

0:00 Intro

0:10 SAP Samples on GitHub and the BTP Resource Consumption Monitor repo

1:11 Current Customer Engagement Initiatives

2:14 July Developer Challenge “Reverse APIs”

3:43 SAP Build Governance How-To Guides Published

5:11 The Open Documentation Initiative & the revamped SAP Help Portal comments feature

TRANSCRIPT

[Antonio] Hola SAP developers. I don’t know about you, but I’ve learned a lot from the sample code that’s available in the SAP Samples organization on GitHub. Whatever you’re interested in, be it CAP, RAP, AI, connectivity with event brokers, it is likely that you will find a good sample in the reports available there. For example, the latest cool report that I’ve popped into is the BTP Resource Consumption Monitor by my colleague Willem, who recently also publish a blog post about what the tool can do for you. In essence, keep track of your CPEA, BTPEA credits. The tool has a bunch of things, billing verification, cost breakdown, credit expenditure, monetary analytics, even suggestions for account optimization and cost reduction strategies. And all the code and details to get it running are there for you to explore. Make sure to check it out. I’m including the links in the description below.

[Nico] Hi everyone and welcome to the SAP Developer News. I’m on an early morning walk with the little one, who for some reason seems to be sleeping better outdoors, and I thought I would use the time wisely and record the developer news. So, we would like to point your attention to two customer engagement initiatives that are currently running. The first one is about SAPUI5 2.0. So, the team is looking for feedback and is willing to provide some more insights and help on how to migrate from SAPUI5 version 1 to 2. The second initiative is about SAP BTP and is specifically for SAP BTP admins and solution architects. Again, the team is looking for feedback and is willing to provide some more insights and help with the overall goal of improving the user experience on the platform. These initiatives are really your chance to shape the future of those two products and I very much invite you to participate. and I see you soon, bye.

[DJ] The June Developer Challenge run by my good friend and colleague Vitaly is coming to a close. It’s not too late to finish off the tasks though, but July is here and that means we have a new Developer Challenge for you. We’re calling it Reverse APIs because essentially It’s a reflection on last August’s developer challenge on APIs. But this time, it’s you that have to create the APIs. API endpoints in services that will be tested by an orthophysic testing mech. Sounds scary? Not at all, because you’ll have the power and magic of CAP at your disposal. The whole idea is to learn, to explore, to discover all the features that CAP has to offer when building services and API endpoints. There are ten tasks in this challenge, reflecting ten different API endpoints that you’re going to create over three different services over the course of this month, plus a little warm-up task, Task Zero, that is an easy way to start off, and that Task Zero has already been published. head over to the blog post which explains everything and links you to this first task to get going. See you, all right.

[Rekha] Hello, everybody. I hope you’re all having a good time. Are you an IT administrator or IT professional looking to streamline and scale your SAP build fusion development efforts? Then it is crucial to have a robust governance framework in place. Effective governance ensures that your organization’s software projects are delivered quickly, securely, efficiently, and in alignment with your organizational goals and compliance requirements. SAP has now launched SAP Build Governance Resource Center website. Inside this web page, you will find a package of valuable assets like digital center of excellence toolkit, use case body tool, how to guide for use cases ideation, and fusion development project lifecycle management, guided experience step-by-step tutorial, FAQs, presentation on SAP Build Governance, essential quick links, and SAP Help documentation links for best practices. By consolidating all the resources I just mentioned into a single and easy to navigate platform, SAP Build Governance Resource Center empowers you to operate and scale your Fusion development programs with confidence. I hope you found this update exciting. Thank you.

[DJ] A couple of years ago, we launched the Open Documentation Initiative to allow, to encourage you to collaborate with us on documentation, either by providing feedback or contributing fixes and improvements to the documentation via the universal global content collaboration mechanism and platform that is GitHub. Recently, you might have noticed that there’s also been some revamping of an existing feature directly on the SAP Help Portal. That’s the comments feature which some may find more straightforward to use to contribute comments while perusing the documentation. We want to know what you prefer. Jens Hailey has written a blog post all about this new revamp and also describing what we want to achieve by asking you to help us find out the difference between the two approaches. Read all about it in Jens’s blog post. The link is in the description.

​ Podcast Version: https://podcast.opensap.info/sap-developers/2024/07/04/sap-developer-news-july-4th-2024/SAP Samples on GitHub and the BTP Resource Consumption Monitor repoSAP Samples organization on GitHub: https://github.com/SAP-samplesBTP FinOps: Keeping Track of your Credits: https://community.sap.com/t5/technology-blogs-by-sap/btp-finops-keeping-track-of-your-credits/ba-p/13737793BTP Resource Consumption Monitor repository: https://github.com/SAP-samples/btp-resource-consumption-monitorCurrent Customer Engagement InitiativesSAPUI5 2.x: https://community.sap.com/t5/technology-blogs-by-sap/adapt-your-app-to-sapui5-2-x-make-an-impact-by-joining-our-cei-project/ba-p/13722775SAP BTP: https://influence.sap.com/sap/ino/#campaign/3724July Developer Challenge “Reverse APIs”Main July challenge blog post https://community.sap.com/t5/application-development-blog-posts/2024-07-quot-reverse-apis-quot-sap-developer-challenge/ba-p/13749653Task 0 Server and service provisioning https://community.sap.com/t5/application-development-discussions/2024-07-developer-challenge-task-0-server-and-service-provisioning/m-p/13749996Previous (June) challenge final week discussion https://community.sap.com/t5/application-development-discussions/submissions-for-quot-sap-hana-cloud-multi-model-quot-developer-challenge/m-p/13744012SAP Build Governance How-To Guides PublishedSAP Build Governance Resource Center: https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=bGf3QlX0PEKC9twtmXka9wZKKG5THS9PkxADEwX46a9UQUk5N0dKVjNGWU5FTlFPVDRTRDBLTEMwWC4uTry the SAP Build Governance Resource Center https://community.sap.com/t5/sap-builders-blog-posts/don-t-want-to-start-from-scratch-with-it-governance-try-the-sap-build/ba-p/13729865The Open Documentation Initiative & the revamped SAP Help Portal comments featureThe Grand Prix of Developer Feedback  (blog post) https://community.sap.com/t5/open-documentation-initiative-blog-posts/the-grand-prix-of-developer-feedback/ba-p/13734863==============================================================CHAPTER TITLES0:00 Intro0:10 SAP Samples on GitHub and the BTP Resource Consumption Monitor repo1:11 Current Customer Engagement Initiatives2:14 July Developer Challenge “Reverse APIs”3:43 SAP Build Governance How-To Guides Published5:11 The Open Documentation Initiative & the revamped SAP Help Portal comments featureTRANSCRIPT[Antonio] Hola SAP developers. I don’t know about you, but I’ve learned a lot from the sample code that’s available in the SAP Samples organization on GitHub. Whatever you’re interested in, be it CAP, RAP, AI, connectivity with event brokers, it is likely that you will find a good sample in the reports available there. For example, the latest cool report that I’ve popped into is the BTP Resource Consumption Monitor by my colleague Willem, who recently also publish a blog post about what the tool can do for you. In essence, keep track of your CPEA, BTPEA credits. The tool has a bunch of things, billing verification, cost breakdown, credit expenditure, monetary analytics, even suggestions for account optimization and cost reduction strategies. And all the code and details to get it running are there for you to explore. Make sure to check it out. I’m including the links in the description below.[Nico] Hi everyone and welcome to the SAP Developer News. I’m on an early morning walk with the little one, who for some reason seems to be sleeping better outdoors, and I thought I would use the time wisely and record the developer news. So, we would like to point your attention to two customer engagement initiatives that are currently running. The first one is about SAPUI5 2.0. So, the team is looking for feedback and is willing to provide some more insights and help on how to migrate from SAPUI5 version 1 to 2. The second initiative is about SAP BTP and is specifically for SAP BTP admins and solution architects. Again, the team is looking for feedback and is willing to provide some more insights and help with the overall goal of improving the user experience on the platform. These initiatives are really your chance to shape the future of those two products and I very much invite you to participate. and I see you soon, bye.[DJ] The June Developer Challenge run by my good friend and colleague Vitaly is coming to a close. It’s not too late to finish off the tasks though, but July is here and that means we have a new Developer Challenge for you. We’re calling it Reverse APIs because essentially It’s a reflection on last August’s developer challenge on APIs. But this time, it’s you that have to create the APIs. API endpoints in services that will be tested by an orthophysic testing mech. Sounds scary? Not at all, because you’ll have the power and magic of CAP at your disposal. The whole idea is to learn, to explore, to discover all the features that CAP has to offer when building services and API endpoints. There are ten tasks in this challenge, reflecting ten different API endpoints that you’re going to create over three different services over the course of this month, plus a little warm-up task, Task Zero, that is an easy way to start off, and that Task Zero has already been published. head over to the blog post which explains everything and links you to this first task to get going. See you, all right.[Rekha] Hello, everybody. I hope you’re all having a good time. Are you an IT administrator or IT professional looking to streamline and scale your SAP build fusion development efforts? Then it is crucial to have a robust governance framework in place. Effective governance ensures that your organization’s software projects are delivered quickly, securely, efficiently, and in alignment with your organizational goals and compliance requirements. SAP has now launched SAP Build Governance Resource Center website. Inside this web page, you will find a package of valuable assets like digital center of excellence toolkit, use case body tool, how to guide for use cases ideation, and fusion development project lifecycle management, guided experience step-by-step tutorial, FAQs, presentation on SAP Build Governance, essential quick links, and SAP Help documentation links for best practices. By consolidating all the resources I just mentioned into a single and easy to navigate platform, SAP Build Governance Resource Center empowers you to operate and scale your Fusion development programs with confidence. I hope you found this update exciting. Thank you.[DJ] A couple of years ago, we launched the Open Documentation Initiative to allow, to encourage you to collaborate with us on documentation, either by providing feedback or contributing fixes and improvements to the documentation via the universal global content collaboration mechanism and platform that is GitHub. Recently, you might have noticed that there’s also been some revamping of an existing feature directly on the SAP Help Portal. That’s the comments feature which some may find more straightforward to use to contribute comments while perusing the documentation. We want to know what you prefer. Jens Hailey has written a blog post all about this new revamp and also describing what we want to achieve by asking you to help us find out the difference between the two approaches. Read all about it in Jens’s blog post. The link is in the description.   Read More Application Development Blog Posts articles 

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