Took a tour of the SAP Community (by completing the Tour the SAP Community tutorial). Learned about profile settings, the SAP Community Rules of Engagement, creating questions and blog posts, and following content, tags, and people.
SAP Developer Challenges are focused on different technologies, tools, and skillsets. Each monthly challenge will be designed to provide a unique learning opportunity and give you a chance to showcase your skills. They cover a wide range of topics and create a space for developers of all skill levels to participate.
Check out the current SAP Developer Challenge: APIs
SAP Developer Challenges are focused on different technologies, tools, and skillsets. Each monthly challenge will be designed to provide a unique learning opportunity and give you a chance to showcase your skills. They cover a wide range of topics and create a space for developers of all skill levels to participate.
Check out the current SAP Developer Challenge: SAP Build
Prerequisite mission: Blogger
This blogging thing is kinda cool! Published some more blog posts that contained good content and that attracted good feedback:
Published your first blog post. (If you don't have the right permissions to submit your draft, complete the Tour the SAP Community 2023 tutorial to learn about our blogging processes and to trigger the necessary permission change.)
When you speak, people listen! You have a rippling effect on the community when you publish a blog post. When you push publish, the community notices within minutes (the blog post receives a certain number of likes and comments very quickly), and the trend continues over time (it receives a certain number of likes and comments over the course of a week).
Say hello to the SAP Community! Personalize your community experience by following content, tags, and members.
Participated in SAP Community on Star Wars Day (May 4, 2021).
You performed at least one of the following activities:
As part of Devtoberfest 2021 - completed tutorial: Introduction to Application Development Using CAP and Node.js