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To learn SAPUI5 should i know java?

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Former Member

‎2016 Sep 08 9:27 AM

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To learn SAPUI5 should i know java? as I am an SAP ABAPer.

thanksall.

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SimoneMilesi
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‎2016 Sep 08 9:33 AM

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Hi Raghava,

not at all! UI5 is HTML5 (HTML-CSS-Javascript) and you can easily learn them.

I'm mainly an ABAPer too (almost 12 years under the belt) but I do not found too difficult to learn it (at least getting the ropes).

I wrote a series of 3 blogs to share some hints if you want to give a read (marketing! ) where you can find how I approached UI5 as ABAPer and the main and nasty issues i found (and how i solved them)

BR


Simone

PS.

Javascript <> Java!!!

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SimoneMilesi
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‎2016 Sep 08 9:33 AM

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Hi Raghava,

not at all! UI5 is HTML5 (HTML-CSS-Javascript) and you can easily learn them.

I'm mainly an ABAPer too (almost 12 years under the belt) but I do not found too difficult to learn it (at least getting the ropes).

I wrote a series of 3 blogs to share some hints if you want to give a read (marketing! ) where you can find how I approached UI5 as ABAPer and the main and nasty issues i found (and how i solved them)

BR


Simone

PS.

Javascript <> Java!!!

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‎2016 Sep 08 10:00 AM

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thanks a lot.It will help to my career.

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Jelena_Perfiljeva
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‎2016 Sep 08 5:10 PM

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Only "helpful answer"? What would be the "correct answer" then? I'm confused what more could one possibly expect when the correct answer is simple "no".