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Author's profile photo Tammy Powlas

AIN102 Application Design with SAP Analytics Cloud #SAPTechEd Recap

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This was a lecture session last week at SAP TechEd Las Vegas

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The legal disclaimer applies that things in the future are subject to change

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Tool is developing fast

Use same widgets as story building

Ability to assign themes to it.

Create planning and predictive apps

Interactivity is important

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What is the difference between a story and an application?  See above for some high-level differences

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Design mode for apps design

Outline on the left

Design panel, style widgets, can pop in on the left

Flat display now as container components are not there yet; coming

Don’t see hierarchical built display

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GA planned by end of year

Pop-ups (in speaker opinion) are better than Lumira Designer

IDE layout – mix of Lumira Designer and SAP Analytics Cloud

Using a subset of JavaScript, typescript; disallow operations

Protect server and browser

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If you have an error panel, jump to line of code where that is happening

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As of Q1, the plan is to bring features can’t do in Lumira Designer

Inheriting widgets, filter in timezone, access predictive framework via scripting

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The roadmap is shown above.

 

The product is not yet generally available.

What do you think?

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      Author's profile photo Vittal Navale
      Vittal Navale

      Hi Tammy, looks promising. thanks for the share!

      Does this App design have restrictions on the connections types ? or Independent of model layer? Any chance to look into the session recordings?

      cheers!

      Author's profile photo Tammy Powlas
      Tammy Powlas
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      Hi - there is no session recording

      It follows the SAP Analytics Cloud model/connections; we'll learn more as the product becomes generally available later