(Still) a big linux/SUSE fan, so running it on my mac(s) ever since. For evaluating options to move away from VMWare, just recently gave UTM a test-drive, which is a QEMU-variant specifically enhanced for macOS.
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I’ve published the fourth part of my blog post series on “Testing UI5 apps” over at blogs.sap.com.
It essentially covers both headless- and multi-browser testing, along with some necessary-to-know Usefulities™ such as QUnit.only and opaSkip.
The hands-on code part is (as usual) on github, for this article on branch 03_mock-cov-useful.
Coming from the neo environment in SAP Cloud Platform, a so-called destination enables proxying HTTP requests at runtime. This not only fullfilled CORS requirements in a browser-based scenario, but also allowed querying data in a SAPCP-application from an on-premise system.
Even though the name destination is the same in the SAP CP Cloud Foundry (cf) environment, it’s usage is completely different. Let’s elaborate.
destinations are of substantical value in hybrid application architectures, where a cloud application wants to retrieve data from an on-premise system via the Cloud Connector.
Twice a year, the DSAG AG UI experts group meets for technical discussions sourrounding the topic “UIs in SAP-verse”. Today’s meeting topic was a comparison of IDEs for UI5 development: WebStorm, Visual Studio Code, Eclipse and SAP Web IDE.
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