Developers that create SAP Fiori elements apps know that using annotations makes the standard SAP Fiori elements page types look and behave like the apps your end users request. SAP Fiori tools includes an XML language server protocol that provides code completion when editing XML annotations. We are exploring what the next generation Annotation Modeler should look like.
- Is a code editor sufficient for annotation modeling?
- Do we need a graphical editor too?
- When would you need both?
These are some of the questions we are exploring by means of a survey and some individual phone interviews.
If you have created SAP Fiori elements apps and used the Annotation Modeler in Web IDE, we invite you to take our survey.
If you have used the LSP functionality in SAP Fiori tools, we also welcome your feedback through the survey.
Unlike the Annotation Modeler in the Web IDE, the current annotation tools are code-based only and do not have a graphical editor. For our next generation annotation modeler, we are exploring what capabilities it should have.
While the survey will provide quantitative feedback, we also would like to have some in-depth conversations to better understand how you use the annotation modeler and what you would like to see in the next generation.
Please email me using the standard firstname.lastname at sap.com format.
You can also include your feedback about the annotation modeler in the comments below.
For the SAP UX product team, Mariana Naboka.
Hi Mariana,
just entered the survey and i am interested in the 30min session.
Best Regards
Holger
Hi Holger,
great, thanks! We will contact you on that soon to schedule a call.
Best Regards,
Mariana