Timo Elliott went to Türkiye and presented the keynote at an SAP BusinessObjects conference in Istanbul - BI on the Bosphorus
Thousands of video lectures from the world’s top scholars. Very impressive video lectures from Berkeley, Harvard, MIT, Princeton, Stanford, and Yale… - Academic Earth
SaaS (Software as a Service) is a recent trend in enterprise software market. Wikipedia’s definition:
Software as a Service (SaaS, typically pronounced ’sass’) is a model of software deployment whereby a provider licenses an application to customers for use as a service on demand. SaaS software vendors may host the application on their own web-servers or download the application to the consumer device, disabling it after use or after the on-demand contract expires.
Get an idea to call REST based web services over HTTPS. You can learn about HTTPS certificates, proxy settings in the ICM, HTTP destination setup and coding against the CL_HTTP_CLIENT ABAP class.
Another SAP blogger, a blog about SAP, ABAP, Flex, software engineering, web development Max Titov IV @ TechSplice
Timo Elliott joined Business Objects in 1991 as the 8th employee, and now he is in SAP family and talking about SAP too in his blog: BI Questions Blog
A Turkish guy, nickname is eddai… eddai is a college student in Industrial Engineering and talks about SAP, FI/CO… SAPDocs.info
SDN folks Craig Cmehil, Dan McWeeney, Ed Herrman, Rich Heilman, Thomas Jung…. They talk about SAP, ABAP, Flex, SOA… Enterprise Geeks
Klaus got his SAP Technology Consultant certification and he talks about SAP administration and basis stuff on his blog: A Guide to SAP Basis Administration
A Brazilian guy Flávio Furlan. He is an ABAP developer, trainer, consultant… He writes about ABAP, Ruby and Rails… He writes in Portuguese: ABAP 101, here English translation by Google: ABAP 101
It’s a glorious SAP commercial which was recorded in San Francisco, USA.
Soccer -my mistake I should say football- is the number one game in Türkiye. I am not very addicted to much to follow Türkiye Super Football League matches but I sometimes watch big matches like Fenerbahçe & Galatasaray.
I would mention why football is called “soccer” in US. Is there anybody who knows why football is “soccer” in US?…
I am wondering how I can get a copy of this book for my daughter… She asks me what I do all day in front of a computer… It is not easy to give a good answer, isn’t it?