Innovation for Hospitals

The ABAP RESTful Application Programming Model (RAP) offers a set of concepts, tools, languages, and powerful frameworks on the ABAP platform to efficiently build innovative and cloud-ready SAP Fiori applications and Web APIs from scratch or by reusing existing code. RAP is available on SAP BTP ABAP Environment (aka Steampunk), SAP S/4HANA, and SAP S/4HANA Cloud.

But which legacy ABAP code can be reused in RAP? What must developers do to ensure the transactional consistency of the SAP Logical Work of Unit (LUW) when working with RAP? These questions and more will be discussed in this webcast.

Guest Speakers:

Marcel Hermanns, RAP Product Owner

Renzo Colle, RAP Lead Architect

Volker Drees

The ABAP RESTful Application Programming Model (RAP) offers a set of concepts, tools, languages, and powerful frameworks on the ABAP platform to both efficiently build innovative and cloud-ready SAP Fiori applications and Web APIs; and extend SAP standard apps in a lifecycle-stabile manner. RAP is available on SAP BTP ABAP Environment (aka Steampunk), SAP S/4HANA, and SAP S/4HANA Cloud.

In this webinar, you will learn about the newly added RAP extensibility options and the easy exposure of business events in RAP-based applications.

Guest Speakers:

Marcel Hermanns, RAP Product Lead

Gururaj Raman, Development Expert S/4HANA Product Engineering

Dr. Martin Mueller, Product Owner RAP Business Events

Daniel Wachs, Lead Architect RAP Extensibility

Additional Links: Here

Ever heard of Exercism? Exercism is an online, open-source, free coding platform that offers code practice and mentorship on 50+ different programming languages. And now ABAP is available too!

Join this session to learn about how this new track came about and get a walk through of the exercises.

Featured Guest:
Lars Hvam Petersen

ABAP Track: Here

In this short session, Kevin Muessig and Josh Bentley will welcome you to the Cloud Native days giving you an outline as well as a quick introduction on where to find all the information for the upcoming Cloud Native days.

Make sure to join this session as it will be definitely a funny one!

Resources Kevin and Josh mentioned:

• Devtoberfest Group: Here

• SAP BTP, Kyma runtime extensions: Here

• SAP BTP, Kyma Tutorials: Here

• SAP Discovery Center: Here

Follow Kevin Muessig when he introduces you to the history and basics of Kubernetes. Learn the basics and vocabulary of Kubernetes to get an easy head-start into your Cloud Native journey.

Further resources:

• 2 min of Cloud Native: Here

• Developer Tutorials: Here

• SAP Discovery Center: Here

• Kubernetes Courses: Here

• Cloud Native Computing Foundation: Here

• Kubernetes Documentation: Here

Use SAP CDS Graphical Modeler and SAP Fiori tools to add charts, multiple views, value helps, and more to your app – no UI coding required.

To join Devtoberfest and win loads of prizes, check out and join the Devtoberfest Group: Here

Making use of existing projects, we will showcase how you can quickly get started with zero installation needed, develop your native mobile SAP Fiori UI, and rapidly iterate – without long build and deployment cycles.

To join Devtoberfest and win loads of prizes, check out and join the Devtoberfest Group: Here

Explore the new tools in SAP Business Application Studio that let you quickly build backend data models and SAP Fiori front-ends, yet still have access to all the underlining code to take full control of your app development.

To join Devtoberfest and win loads of prizes, check out and join the Devtoberfest Group: Here

Use SAP Continuous Integration and Delivery extension for SAP Business Application Studio to enable continuous integration and delivery on your project by creating build job for your project, monitoring build status and quick access to build logs in SAP Continuous Integration and Delivery service.

To join Devtoberfest and win loads of prizes, check out and join the Devtoberfest Group: Here

No-code and low-code … it’s all over the technical journals, on Twitter, at conventions and CodeJams. But why is everyone talking about no-code and low-code all of a sudden?

Alon Shachar, the chief product owner for low-code application development, will explain what low-code and no-code really mean, who they are for, and why people are talking about them and companies are offering such tools. Then he’ll show what tools SAP is offering to allow for low-code and no-code application development.

To join Devtoberfest and win loads of prizes, check out and join the Devtoberfest Group: Here