
Sign up for a cloud platform account and activate SAP Web IDE. Build basic SAP familiarity by exploring the SAP Web IDE environment and collaborating with teammates via GetUp.
Set up GitHub environments for SAP Fiori and SAPUI5 projects in the cloud Web IDE, creating an account, organization, and repository while reviewing free plan limits and security settings.
Understand what a repository is, then create one in your GetUp! account or organization, and add members with configured permissions.
View the SAP UI5 application structure in Web IDE, including the webapp folder, MVC pattern, fragments, and i18n translations, then run the imported app from a public repository.
Learn to use the git pane in SAP Web IDE to manage local and remote repositories, track changes with commits, pushes, fetch and pull, and use version control across branches.
Push and verify your changes to GitHub from SAP Fiori & SAPUI5 Web IDE in the cloud, including staging, committing, and checking the remote repository for updates.
Learn how developer one pulls the latest changes from the remote repository to reflect developer two's updates, and verify changes locally by running the app.
Show how developer 1 and developer 2 collaborate using git on HANA Cloud cockpit, cloning and importing repos, pushing changes, pulling updates, and refreshing SAP SCDP app in Web IDE.
Discover how to use git in the SAP HANA cloud platform to collaborate among developers and track changes, with notes on permissions, cloud cockpit versions, and limitations.
**Updated for November 2020. Due to Neo Trail being decommissioned by SAP, Detailed steps on the Cloud Foundry Environment running on Hana Trial Platform can be found in Resources on Lecture 3 - Pre-Requisites**
SAP Fiori & SAPUI5 – Simple GitHub for SAP Web IDE in the cloud 2020 is a modern, simple, quick course on how to use GitHub to collaborate with your team members on a project or simple work with other developers on a SAPUI5 Application.
With the knowledge gained from this course, you will be able to setup a repository for your team, add them as team members to access your project, conduct relevant changes and push them back to the repository from their WEB IDE.