ABAP Mentor

Overview

I got a lots of questions for my previous post, Where Can You Find Your ABAP Source Code?. You asked me about what theme I use when I work in ABAP Workbench. A few of you really liked the dark theme, I used during the recordings. This is a custom font and color scheme.

Overview

SAP stores your ABAP code in the database. But what does it actually mean? Let me explain this on an example.

THE CHALLENGE IS OVER.

I hope you enjoyed watching the SAP: Getting Started course last week.

If you are interested in other SAP courses, then participate on our SAP: Getting Started Challenge this Thursday, 14th of January, 2016.

Answer 3 questions from the course, and if you are among the first 25 people with correct answers, you will get a 1 MONTH FREE pass to Pluralsight.

SAP: Getting Started - Coming Soon

Have you ever wondered about to start learning SAP? ... but you have not even started it yet, because others always say “learning SAP is hard”?

If you just start with SAP or you just want to deepen your knowledge of SAP, then you are in the right place!

I am happy to announce that my newest SAP online training for beginners will be available soon on the very popular online training platform, called Pluralsight.

How to Make Your Life Difficult in Three Different Ways?

As an ABAP developer, writing ABAP programs is easy as 1 + 1. First, we learn the basic syntax, then - as a next step - we try to modify code written by other developers, and finally we write our first ABAP program independently. That’s it!

There is no difference, even if we talk about ABAP Dictionary: we learn the basic features of ABAP Dictionary – we learn how to create domains, data elements, or database tables – then we try to modify objects created by others, and finally we build our very first structure, database tables, or view. This is the learning curve that a beginner ABAP Developer usually follows.