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Author's profile photo Thomas Jung

The Future of SAP Developer Advocates Live Stream Content

“So I think I’m live…”

With those words, so began a new era in content targeted at SAP Developers.  That was SAP’s own DJ Adams launching his first live coding stream on Twitch back in the spring of 2019.

What began as something rather experimental and with inspirational roots in online game streaming has grown in importance and popularity since then.  In the industry as a whole, already the idea of watching someone else code and explain the background topic or thought process as they work has been gaining traction.  For example, see this wide list of Developers Streaming outside the SAP ecosystem: https://github.com/bnb/awesome-developer-streams

And so too has our usage of this channel grown here at SAP.  What started as a series from just DJ has grown to include regular “shows” from several of the SAP Developer Advocates team plus regular guest appearances from prominent developer community members. This format is attractive because it offers both a way to share educational content but also provides a two way communication channel with the community. Although you can certainly watch the recordings, it is the live premiers and interactive chats that make this such a unique opportunity to connect with your fellow developers and SAP.

And with growth so comes the need for change; particularly to make it easier for you to find, follow and consume the growing amount of content which we are producing in this format. Today each of the SAP Developer Advocates creating live coding content have their own YouTube channel, separate named shows and different branding. For example, DJ streams the Hands-on SAP dev with qmacro, Maximilian Streifeneder streams his show from Max’s Adventure, Kevin Muessig streams Kevin’s Coding Bites, and I do the ABAP_Freak->Show( ). This means multiple YouTube channels to find, subscribe to, and try and keep track of.

In order to simplify things we are moving all future content to the official SAP Developers channel on YouTube and we will group all of our various live streams under a single title and playlist – Hands-on SAP Dev.

We will continue to create all the same content that you (hopefully) know and love; but now you find all of our shows in one place.  Simply subscribe to the single SAP Developers channel and you will be notified when any of our team schedules a new live coding stream or publishes a new developer video. We won’t be moving any of the existing videos, so as not to break links or lose existing comments.  But starting Tuesday, July 28th we will begin only premiering new content via the SAP Developers channel. And as EVERY video on YouTube likes to tell you, “remember to hit that Like and Subscribe button” 🙂

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      Author's profile photo DJ Adams
      DJ Adams

      I'm very excited about this new era, and would encourage everyone to hop over to the SAPDevs channel right now to subscribe so you can get automatic reminders and so on. I'm so glad to be able to share a common channel with my friends and colleagues like Tom, Max, Kevin and others and look forward to interacting with you all on this new channel next week!

      Author's profile photo Ronnie André Bjørvik Sletta
      Ronnie André Bjørvik Sletta

      Amazing to see that Hands-on SAP dev gets broader adoption. I guess this means we'll get a new run of stickers, but this time SAP official? ☺️

      Author's profile photo DJ Adams
      DJ Adams

      I think this will mean that the stickers you created will be EVEN MORE VALUABLE. Collectors items!

      Author's profile photo Ruben Rollano Carcajona
      Ruben Rollano Carcajona

      Something is changing in SAP... it is the tech crew revolution!

      Author's profile photo Pierre Dominique
      Pierre Dominique

      Great news, this way it will be a lot easier to keep up. I still remember DJ's first episode: lots of great learning and also fun times!

      Author's profile photo DJ Adams
      DJ Adams

      Happy memories, eh Pierre? 🙂

      Author's profile photo solen dogan
      solen dogan

      Hi Thomas

       

      I am a big fan of your ABAP freakshow and enjoy your sessions, very informative and open.

      Thanks for putting all these, coding challenge as well is a refresher.

      Open source projects are amazing, i was big follower of SAP Link

      And i miss the slinky too