Blogs tagged project “Gardener”

SAP Business Application Studio (a.k.a. BAS) is a modern development environment that enables developers to easily build and extend SAP solutions, seamlessly integrating SAP services, technologies, and solutions. As an SAP product, it is designed... Read More »

Year in Review    This is the second part of our miniseries:  Part 1 – Contributions to Open Source Part 2 – Examples of SAP Open Source Projects  Part 3 – Empowering our Developers   Part 4 – External Communication about SAP Open... Read More »

For last year’s TechEd, my goal was to reduce my personal CO2 footprint by travelling to Barcelona by train. This year’s format was a very sustainable one, making it much easier to leave a green footprint. I missed the interaction with... Read More »

Today, many organizations like SAP recognize the flexibility with containerized business applications and use Kubernetes to deploy, scale and manage them. If this applies to your company as well, join Dirk Marwinski for his SAP TechEd 2020 session... Read More »

There are 14 OnDemand Workshop sessions at SAP TechEd 2020 available for all of you at the moment!   You can search in the SAP TechEd 2020 Session catalog for Workshop (2h) and On Demand or simply use this link: SAP TechEd OnDemand... Read More »

Get ready for the new format of SAP’s 25th TechEd conference on December 8-10: fully virtual, entirely free and with over 500 sessions held by experts and technical thought leaders in their field. No badges, no bags, no queues, but plenty... Read More »

SAP TechEd 2020 is free, it’s virtual, and it’s really really big.  I can’t hope to attend all the great sessions virtually.  Let’s be honest, I wouldn’t have been able to attend them in person either.  Sure I... Read More »

Our story starts with the motivation to develop a new, modern, easy-to-manage, one-click, cloud-based development environment, that is the evolution of the well-known SAP Web IDE. It ends up with running thousands of Kubernetes pods in production... Read More »