on 10-06-2021 6:51 PM
Hey SAPler,
i asked before but I didnt get a helpful answer here.
So now a new run:
I am new to abap, simple queries at a DB is no more problem. What should the next goal for me if I want to become a ABAP dev for 2022 and furthermore years. There are so many new concepts, buzzwords etc. that I am confused.
I have on my eyes the following topics and openSap courses:
https://open.sap.com/courses/btp1
Here is my humble roadmap suggestion.
Back-End:
Front-End:
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Please review the SAP Learning Journeys for ABAP: https://help.sap.com/learning-journeys/5005579a7a261014aed3c731474c8121 and https://help.sap.com/learning-journeys/861a4a3f939b4cce9f2dea76d6ffb07c
You can also review the free tutorials at https://developers.sap.com/tutorial-navigator.html search for ABAP as a topic
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Get this book (this week you can even get it 20% off with a discount code posted by SAP Press on social media): https://www.sap-press.com/abap-to-the-future_4751/
Personally, I don't like SAP's learning journeys. Their purpose seems to be to peddle paid SAP training and certification, they have very little practical use otherwise IMHO.
Learn how to create OData services using different ABAP programming models (SEGW/Fiori/RAP/CAP) and you'll be set for years.
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Thx for your reply. I think so , too. The problem is there so many topics or ways that I can learn. For example is it better to start with the classic odata services (segw) or is it enough if I learn only to create cds views and that covers the segw topics?
This is a good question and I believe everyone will need to answer it for themselves depending on their starting point and future plans.
I'd say that learning good old SEGW code-based development is not a "must" these days because it's pretty much not used in S/4HANA anymore. I've learned it simply because I started a while ago with 7.31 and it was the only thing available. However, even these days learning that can be beneficial for the following reasons:
- consultants still may deal with this model, some clients are running older ECC systems;
- for the classic ABAP developers, SEGW can provide an effective gateway (no pun intended 🙂 ) into OData development.
It also helps to appreciate more other development models because many things that just come "out of the box" with CDS views, have to be painfully programmed for in SEGW.
In general though I'd say that Fiori/RAP model are "must have" and SEGW is "nice to have".
ABAP, ABAP Objects, Design Patterns, IDOC, ABAP on HANA(HANAtization, AMDP, ADBC), ABAP CDS, BOPF, ODATA, RESTful ABAP Programming Model and Adobe Forms. IMHO this is what you need in 2022 and for next 10 years to survive and make a living as an ABAPer. You can buy SAP Press books or follow developers.sap and complete the missions and keep learning for free everyday
PSB
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Please review the SAP Learning Journeys for ABAP - https://sapabapcentral.blogspot.com/p/sap-abap-tutorials.html and https://www.sapspot.com/sap-abap-7-5-certification/
Read More: https://developers.sap.com/tutorial-navigator.html
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