CleanABAP
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Technically possible but not good style in ABAP
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3–5 minutesThere are different solutions for many ABAP tasks. Some are easier to understand, others more difficult.
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4 experiences with FINAL in ABAP
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2–3 minutesOn newer ABAP stacks, the declaration operator FINAL is available in addition to DATA. This blog post shares four interesting experiences with FINAL.
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The fear of many classes
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1–2 minutesWorking with many classes in your development environment can quickly become confusing. Fortunately, there’s a remedy.
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Erosion, dirt and the role of chaos
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4–6 minutesSometimes things are interdependent, and a disastrous connection develops. Erosion, dirt, and chaos can create such a connection. This must be countered.
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Throw these comments overboard
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1–2 minutesComments are a part of ABAP. As with all the possibilities of a programming language, you can basically do everything wrong with them, even if you mean well. We all experience countless examples every day. It works differently too.
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Of Mocks and Fakes
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1–2 minutesDummy, fake, stub, mock, spy, shim, shiv – so many terms that can easily be confused or that everyone needs to know in order to talk about them together. That’s too complicated for me. Hence my simplification.
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More information please
Many database tables have field identifiers consisting of 5 characters and are often an abbreviation for a German term. How can this be made more informative?
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ABAP static code analysis rules
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1–2 minutesThere are many interesting sources on the Internet to help you improve your ABAP programming style. The company SonarSource has made its ABAP check rules for static code analysis public. A great opportunity for ABAP developers to gain insights.