GitHub is a platform on which you can manage software development projects in public or private repositories. I got to know GitHub while working with abapGit. Install git on your computer and use it in combination with GitHub and VSC.Install VSC on your computer and enhance it with some extensions to work with Markdown documents.Create an account on GitHub and create your first repository.The steps are described in more detail in the following chapters. Please add information to my blog if I have not presented something correctly or adequately 🙂 Steps I am sure that there are also many experts on the subjects here in SAP Community Network. You should definitely visit the linked pages. Since the interaction of the tools and platform is complex, I have included many links in this blog. More on this in the blog “ Git-enabled Change and Transport System“. Maybe someone is surprised by the possibilities of the tools and platforms, too? 🙂 Apart from that, topics like “git” will also play a role in the SAP ERP context. Now I would like to share my first steps and experiences. Perhaps nothing special for the rest of the developer world, I was surprised by the possibilities to work together on an online document (without a Wiki).

I saw this approach for the first time with the Clean ABAP Style Guide and was impressed. What knowledge? Whatever you want … probably something in the development area 😉 The goal is to use these tools to share knowledge and work together to expand the knowledge. Today, the focus is on GitHub, Markdown, Visual Studio Code and git in combination. So I will tell my experiences with VSC and ABAP in another blog.

At this point, many thanks for their work.ĭuring my first steps, I was initially enthusiastic about another topic, which I would like to report on today. Thanks to Lars Hvam, Marcello Urbani and other developers, there is support for ABAP. I actually wanted to take a look at Visual Studio Code (VSC) based on this blog. But I can assure you: that’s not the case 😉 Dear Community, I know the title of this blog sounds like “Buzzword Bingo”.

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