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ABAP Code Reviews with abapgit
People think there isn’t a code review tool for ABAP. Eduardo Copat says that it turns out you can do that with abapGit. abapGit is an open source git client for ABAP. It serializes source code and data dictionary elements to plain text, so that they can be persisted in a git repository. With this serialized code you can leverage Git services, such as GitHub or GitLab, to create Pull Requests.
Missions Are Back!
As the gamification and reputation lead for the SAP Community, Caroleigh Deneen is excited to announce that our new mission set is now live! If you’ve been with us since the launch of the new community platform in 2016, then you know our mission set was designed and ready to coincide with the switch from SCN, but we needed to put it in “timeout.” That timeout is over and you can start completing missions today!
Act Now to Continue Participating in SAP Community
We want to make sure that you’re aware of upcoming changes on SAP Community that will enhance our data privacy and security systems. In this blog post, you'll learn about what actions to take to ensure you will not miss out on continued participation in the community. It’s important for you to understand what’s coming and soon.
Write a Blog About What You’re Working On!
When Michelle Crapo asks people why they don’t write blogs about ABAP, the answer is that it’s all been done. But if you are writing about your project you won’t be duplicating anything. And, we will get some new ABAP (technical type) blogs. Heck, you can write about an old project, we wouldn’t know. You can share as little or as much code as you want.
Producing a Message to Kafka Via TCP ABAP Push Channel
In exploring options for moving data/events around their landscape Perry Clausen wanted to know if it would be possible to have a native ABAP TCP Kafka client. While you could consume one of the REST Proxy options, Perry wanted to know if it would be possible. The answer is yes, it is possible using an ABAP Push Channel TCP Socket Client!
Check Out the New Search UI on Community
We have made changes to the look and feel and UI to improve and unify the search experience in the community. We are happy to announce that the launch of a new search will improve not only the UI but also your ability to find the content you’re looking for here in the community.
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Member of the Month
March 2018: Sharath Gangadhara
Sharath Gangadhara (AKA Sharath M G) has answered nearly 300 questions and written more than 50 blogs. He is a polyglot who has observed that, when it comes to connecting with people, "language is the easiest or the shortest route to winning their hearts." He has certainly connected with members.
February 2018: Mike Pokraka
An independent consultant, Mike Pokraka finds that freelancing allows him to take on a variety of challenges. This philosophy ensures that he never gets bored. It also ensures that he expands his knowledge, and that, in turn, ensures that he can answer community questions. Hundreds of them, in fact.
January 2018: Jeremy Good
An SAP employee, Jeremy Good makes contributions behind the scenes that aren't always visible to the community. He meets with SAP colleagues involved with the SAP Community project, offering constructive criticism, fair assessments, and valuable input that benefits the platform.
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