This repository provides small sets of configuration & code relating to video episodes, blog posts and other content in the SAP Tech Bytes initiative, which it accompanies.
Where there's sample code or configuration to share, specifically relating to an SAP Tech Bytes episode or post, you'll most likely find it here. The structure of this repository is simple - there are individual branches, each one relating to a specific SAP Tech Bytes episode or blog post.
Perhaps most of the time you'll be arriving at this repository, coming from such an episode or blog post, so you'll be sent to the appropriate branch like that. But if you're starting here and want to find out to which SAP Tech Bytes episode or blog post a given branch-based sample relates, you'll find the back link in the README in that branch.
- 2021-09-01-btp-cli by qmacro
- 2021-08-02-github-actions-kyma by IObert
- 2021-07-07-predictive-scenarios by Sygyzmundovych
- 2021-05-03-serverless-sap-fiori-apps-kyma-runtime by IObert
- 2021-05-03-hana-existing-starting by jung-thomas
- 2021-05-03-hana-existing-nodejs by jung-thomas
- SAP Tech Bytes: btp CLI - autocompletion by DJ Adams (Tue Sep 21 2021)
- Get the btp CLI to help you with command autocompletion. This is a follow-on post from the previous one: SAP Tech Bytes: btp CLI – managing configuration and starts where we left off there, with you logged in. Actions, groups, objects and the command structure There are many different types ...
- SAP Tech Bytes: btp CLI - managing configuration by DJ Adams (Tue Sep 14 2021)
- Understand and manage the btp CLI client configuration. This is a follow-on post from the previous one: SAP Tech Bytes: btp CLI – logging in and starts where we left off there, with you logged in. When you connect and authenticate, the connection and login details are stored locally, as ...
- SAP Tech Bytes: btp CLI – logging in by DJ Adams (Tue Sep 07 2021)
- Start exploring with the btp CLI by logging in, then finding and selecting a subaccount for subsequent activities. This is a follow-on post from the previous one: SAP Tech Bytes – btp CLI installation and assumes you’ve got it set up according to that post, in an SAP Business Application ...
- SAP Tech Bytes: btp CLI - installation by DJ Adams (Wed Sep 01 2021)
- Install the btp CLI to be ready to start exploring its features and functions. The SAP BTP Command Line Interface (aka btp CLI) is a great tool for administering accounts and related resources on the SAP Business Technology Platform (BTP). It’s a super fit for devops and cloud native activities ...
- SAP Tech Bytes: Feature Engineering using Data Wrangling by Witalij Rudnicki (Tue Aug 17 2021)
- In the previous posts of the series, we have built our predictive model using Smart Predict in SAP Analytics Cloud with just a few clicks. And then we looked at some key Performance Indicators of the model built for us by Smart Predict. Improving Model Performance Smart Predict greatly simplifies ...
- SAP Tech Bytes: Using GitHub Actions to Deploy Continuously to Kyma/Kubernetes by Marius Obert (Mon Aug 02 2021)
- This post will show you how you can use the full power of the GitHub platform for your Kubernetes-based projects. I’ll show you a minimal sample that uses GitHub to store, manage, and maintain its source code and build, publish, and deploy Docker images. In other words: We’ll use GitHub ...
- More on SAP Community Blog
- Calling ABAP Services from an SAP Conversational AI Chatbot (Wed Dec 08 2021)
- Unpacking an *.mtar Archive (Mon Dec 06 2021)
- Getting Started with ABAP Development - Part 2 (Mon Oct 11 2021)
- Getting Started with ABAP Development - Part 1 (Fri Oct 01 2021)
- Create an Application with SAP AppGyver (Mon Sep 27 2021)
- Configure your AppGyver Application to Open your Device Camera (Mon Sep 27 2021)
- More on SAP Developers YouTube Channel
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