4. December: Only a lazy developer is a good developer

4. December: Only a lazy developer is a good developer

Wait. What? A lazy dev is a good dev? Why is that? Let me explain: Laziness in the context of ABAP development means not doing things manually and not doing too much. Why? It is problematic for several reasons: Could you find yourself in the abstract formulations? No? Do you know what I want to explain to you? Not yet? Let me help you… Dominik Panzer Picture by Leonardo.Ai

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3. December: Read. Read. Repeat

3. December: Read. Read. Repeat

Specialist books are awesome. You get a lot of knowledge for a fair price. Even though 70 Euros seem to be quite expensive for a book, the price is justified. It takes a lot of time to write a book. As a reader you expect nothing but perfection. Perfection is hard to achieve. Reading a specialists book is quite hard because the content is very detailed. If you are familiar with most of the content,…

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2. December: Clean ABAP

2. December: Clean ABAP

I do not think that there is any other discussion in the field of ABAP where people are more emotional than the discussion if Hungarian Notation should be used or not. In 2019 SAP started the Clean Code Initiative on github where they officially state that hungarian notation should not be used anymore. Clean Code is a programming paradigm with a lot of topics: readability clarification how to use naming design principles and many more…

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1. December: Advent Of Code

1. December: Advent Of Code

If you talk about programming and advent calendar then there is no way to ignore https://adventofcode.com! On this website Eric Wastl presents each year genius task and riddles embedded in a funny story. The AdventOfCode can be solved in any programming language or even with pen and paper. Eric will tell you a little story each day where you have to solve a task, riddle, or puzzle. Each task is explained with a little example….

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