Michael Keller
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Two pseudo comments on one ABAP statement
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2–3 minutesPseudo comments are sometimes necessary. However, their placement isn’t always intuitive. Here’s an example.
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Code, Comments, AI
Comments are no longer just for ourselves and our fellow developers.
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Development objects ending in an underscore
Can the names of development objects end with an underscore? Yes, technically possible, but questionable from a professional standpoint.
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Focus Sessions on Microsoft Windows
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2–3 minutesFocused work isn’t easy. Any help is welcome. Windows 11 offers good support.
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Looking back to 2025, outlook for 2026
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3–4 minutesThe end of the year is a good moment for a review and a look ahead.
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Amazon Q Developer
GitHub Copilot, SAP Joule, and now Amazon Q Developer. More AI support for ABAP development.
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Attributes, states and time
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4–5 minutesA class does not need to have attributes unless there’s a specific reason for it.
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Distinguish between the functionality and its implementing code
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3–4 minutesIt’s easy to confuse a new feature with the code it requires. It’s important to distinguish between how the new feature is called and where it’s implemented. This article offers some insights on this topic, especially for those who want, for example, more readable and understandable customer extensions.
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What you can find in an ABAP class
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2–3 minutesIt’s unbelievable what you can find in a class. Nobody would expect that.
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Mind Map using Markdown and AI
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1–2 minutesMind maps using Markdown? Yes, please, right now!