Blogs tagged sap-tech-bytes

This SAP Tech Byte is about how to consume SAP BTP destinations during local development – covering both instance level and subaccount level destinations. The source code for this blog post can be found at... Read More »

This SAP Tech Byte is about how to use the Destination Service on Cloud Foundry and consume destinations using a node.js based approuter. The source code for this blog post can be found on... Read More »

In this blog post I want to share how to apply a custom theme that was built with the UI theme designer to a UI5 application that is not running in the SAP Fiori Launchpad (e.g. your local development environment).   The UI theme designer is... Read More »

This SAP Tech Byte is about how to use an approuter on Cloud Foundry to serve a web page. We will use the approuter to authenticate users and route them to the web page. The source code for this blog post can be found at... Read More »

This SAP Tech Byte is about how to deploy a static web page to Cloud Foundry in the most basic way that requires minimal configuration. The source code for this blog post can be found at... Read More »

Some time ago I wrote about a way to quickly load data from CSV files into SAP HANA table using hana_ml Python package. It became quite a popular post. But it does require running some code to get a file loaded. Recently I was asked if that hana_ml... Read More »

Introduction In this blog post series, we’ve explored several aspects of the HANA client tooling for JavaScript developers. In part one, we examined the differences between @sap/hana-client and hdb modules. In part two, we saw how to optimize... Read More »

Introduction Going back to our discuss in the previous blog post in this series about @sap/hana-client and hdb, the situation is now even more complex. @sap/hana-client supports promises, but hdb doesn’t. That’s just one of several... Read More »

Introduction In the previous blog post in this series, we took a deep look at the two major different JavaScript modules that act as HANA Clients: @sap/hana-client and hdb. Architectural differences aside, let’s return to that sample usage of... Read More »

Introduction If you are a JavaScript developer then you have multiple options and frameworks for connecting to and working with SAP HANA databases. It’s easy to be overwhelmed with too many options, some of which even seem to be overlapping in... Read More »