Just in case I didn’t have enough on my plate, I’ve decided to expand my skill set. I want to start designing mobile applications for smartphones and tablets. So the logical first step is get myself up to speed with the latest and greatest in SAP web design. That’s ABAP web dynpro. I didn’t just have this idea, in fact I had it almost a year ago, but I got side tracked, distracted, and just generally forgot about it. Now with the advent of Javellin Solutions, I need to up my game. Because of that, I just finished (well at least mostly finished) the ABAP Web Dynpro book from SAP. Overall, it’s pretty good. I would recommend it. But I would also encourage you to have an end goal in mind. At least for me, whenever reading a book like this, I need to try to apply it to whatever I’m going to do with it. For me, it’s Broadsword & Rapier. I want to convert both of those Web Dynpro. Of course, the end result is to get me designing actual apps for the tablets. My first big product in that space will be the field service apps. I haven’t even started it (and I don’t have the first clue about applications design for smartphones or tablets) but I have a good plan. First, apply this new skill to my existing applications while I learn to use it effectively, and deliver an even better product to my customers. I’ll be posting more about this in the future… but for today, I just wanted to encourage you to have a plan and always learn a new skill. You never know when you might need it.
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As always, thanks for reading and don't forget to check out our SAP Service Management Products at my other company JaveLLin Solutions,Mike