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.
Showed your commitment to the SAP Community. Performed at least one of the following activities every day, for 5 days (midnight to midnight UTC) in a row:
Took the Ask and Answer Questions on SAP Community tutorial. Learned how to search for answers in SAP Community, ask clear questions, find and answer questions from other members, and more.
Took a tutorial about updating and maintaining your SAP profile. Learned about searching, sorting, and filtering your content; setting up notifications; viewing and sharing your reputation, and more.
Developed a business application using SAP Cloud Application Programming Model (CAP) for Java. Started with the SAP Business Application Studio and deployed to SAP Business Technology Platform.
"Learned about the SAP Business Technology Platform tools for working with OData by building a simple OData backend service, with data from an SAP HANA database.
This mission is the ideal starting point for newcomers to development on SAP Business Technology Platform. Learn about platform fundamentals, register for a trial account, and get to know the lay of the land. You'll also deploy your very first app. (You'll get the badge for this mission about 30 days after you complete it.)
"Created a logistics flow from scratch: exposed a SOAP endpoint in SAP Integration Suite, called external utilities to get more info, added conditional routing, and created a flow that can accept and process bulk shipment requests. Also monitored messages, managed errors, and injected a retry mechanism through modelling.
Got started with SAP BTP, ABAP Environment by creating a trial user and ABAP cloud project.
"Deployed and configured an instance of the SAP HANA Cloud, developed a multi-target application using SAP Business Application Studio, and created HANA native artifacts such as Calculation Views.
The ideal starting point for newcomers to ABAP Development on-premise: Installed the IDE, connected to an ABAP application server, created your first application, and created a database table.
Built an SAP Fiori application showing data from a third-party CRM system (HubSpot) using Open Connectors. Saw how to use SAP API Management to discover and manage your HubSpot instance.
Learned how to develop a simple SAPUI5 web app and deploy it to the cloud, and learned the various tools you can leverage to deploy applications to Cloud Foundry.
Leverage local development tools to build an SAP Fiori app with enabled SAPUI5 flexibility features. The application will be connected to the public Northwind OData service and use enterprise-ready controls that fully leverage the capabilities of the OData protocol.
Set up your own SAP Integration Suite tenant and deployed an integration scenario using prepackaged integration content.
Set up your own SAP Cloud Platform Integration tenant and deployed an integration scenario where you requested product details from an online webshop.
"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.)
Make your opinion count by reading and then voting on a question and an answer.
Say hello to the SAP Community! Personalize your community experience by following content, tags, and members.
Get the most out of the community by telling us about yourself. Fill out or update the basic elements of your profile.
You enrolled in a course on openSAP, SAP's free open online course provider, to start your learning journey!
As part of Devtoberfest 2021 - completed tutorial: View the SAP BTP from 10,000 Meters
As part of Devtoberfest 2021 - completed tutorial: Create Table Persistence and Generate Data