That's actually pretty neat. Thanks for that

I followed this github.com/SAP-samples/... .
- install Java higher than 8
- Added role to Service cds (don't use authenticated-user🙃)
- Added ams (there is a command to rerun) to generate dcl files
- Add env var to see ams logs
- add users profiles ensuring to prefix with cap.
- run it

Amazing. You’ll have to fill me in about when you came here. We went to Paddy’s Marten Inn and the food was sublime. Not quite on the golden mile. Not sure about running around that end though, won’t get too far in a hurry 😂.

Absolutely, this certainly feels like step 1 at play. immi.homeaffairs.gov.au/visas/employ...

And we all know about her and her associates 🤮

No spoliers here bud, I've not had time to start this yet

For me it feels like it’s creating a new layer of inexperienced people to argue against the points on my paper which detail the reasons why the design proposed is in place. It’s crazy as they just did not understand it due to inexperience. Human nature on how they deal with this is fun 😵‍💫

For the Azure architect pathway you can’t even apply for it without completing the admin cert and the admin cert I think requires the fundamentals cert. The admin cert requires you to a have solid understanding of the platform. So there is a clear path way to achieve it.

I do like how the #SAPOnlineTrack event is smack bang in the middle of that collage @rsletta.bsky.social @yojibee.bsky.social

I mean you can also add custom controls in an FE. Using the flexible programming model sapui5.hana.ondemand.com/test-resourc.... So the real win is the consistent templates. Huge win for UX and requires minimal programming to achieve.