This SAP CodeJam event focuses on the SAP Fiori elements flexible programming model (FPM). After a quick introduction to UI5, we'll dive straight in and learn how to build a web application that allows users to browse and order books. Using the FPM, we'll customise this SAP Fiori elements application and discover how to make the most of this powerful technology.
The content for this SAP CodeJam is available on GitHub: https://github.com/SAP-samples/fiori-elements-fpm-exercises-codejam
Like all CodeJams, this is a hands-on experience where you'll learn alongside fellow SAP professionals. For any beginners, we'll make time to guide you through the exercises and ensure everyone gets the support they need.
Prerequisites
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Bring your laptop with a charging cable and any adapter if needed
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Have a supported Web browser such as Google Chrome or Firefox installed on your laptop
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Complete these prerequisites BEFORE the session: Step 1 of Chapter 00 of the content
If you're not sure which option to take, we recommend option 1, which is to create a trial account on the SAP Business Technology Platform and check that you can access the Business Application Studio; there are links to tutorials on both these steps.
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Instructor
Nico Schoenteich
Community Chairs
Holly Evans
Holly has been working with SAP for over 20 years initially as an end user and then working to deliver business transformation, User Experience and upgrade projects. Her background includes Sales & Distribution, FI/CO, Fiori and Personas. She is now SAP Manager at Shoosmiths.
Steve Rumsby
Steve has worked with SAP since 1998, with experience of Basis, ABAP, GRC and some functional configuration. More recently he has been working in the area of User Experience – Fiori/UI5, SAP Screen Personas and Design Thinking. He is the SAP Solution Architect at the University of Warwick.
