SAP River RDE, the future of SAP developers is cloud

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SAP CodeJam SAP River RDE


Last Friday Wim Snoep organized an SAP CodeJam on SAP River RDE. As all CodeJams, this event was very successful as well.

Wim opens event



Michal Keidar explains about SAP River RDE





Full house with an enthusiastic crowd



The fun part starts: the exercises



Compared to the CodeJam earlier this year, River has been improved a lot. A few screenshots to show that.

The layout editor offers a rich Eclipse experience together with auto complete features.



With templates you get a jumpstart to the solution you want to create.



Extending Fiori applications is the killer feature for River. Get the info into your Fiori screens that you want.














And on top of that, the layout editor, a powerful tool to create or adjust applications.



And of course – CodeJam food ;-)



The future is cloud, SAP River RDE facilitates the developers to create cloud applications.
Up to the next one.

More pictures in my SAP River RDE album.

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