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How SAP measures your code, what can change the result and how to plan the Clean Core work. Written by the people who do the work.
The third ABAP language version, the one used by the Fiori extensibility apps. What each app generates, what this code can use and do, how it is transported and how it appears in the Clean Core levels.
Read the articleBehind every "released API" there is a contract and a visibility. The five contracts, who can use each object, the release states, where to look them up, and who actually prevents an incompatible change.
Read the articleWhen SAP offers no released replacement, a wrapper isolates the non-released usage in a single place. How it affects the debt, when it pays off and when it does not.
Read the articleFiori is design and SAPUI5 is technology. The differences between Fiori elements, freestyle and the middle ground, the Flexible Programming Model; OData, RAP and annotations; the launchpad; and how to extend a standard app without modification.
Read the articleSAP names the successor CDS view and the replacement looks mechanical. Missing fields, built-in filters and access control can make the program return something else.
Read the articleLevels A to D, points per finding, why an object's level is that of its worst finding, and the two dashboard figures that are often confused.
Read the articleSAP's concept for keeping the S/4HANA core close to the standard, the five dimensions it covers, Levels A to D, what it is not, and where SAP itself recommends starting.
Read the articleIn an ABAP Cloud object, what decides whether a call is accepted is not the language version of the called object, but its software component. How the rule works, why C1 does not clear debt, and how to organize the software components.
Read the articleLevel A requires ABAP Cloud, and ABAP Cloud does not accept SAP GUI screens. What this means for Z reports and transactions, and when it is worth going all the way to A.
Read the articleWhat ABAP Cloud is, where it is mandatory, what disappears in each area of the code, what replaces it, and what is still allowed, contrary to what is often said.
Read the articleNothing matches these words.