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Participants were able to create for themselves an app to help with their day-to-day work in SAP Build Apps. They were able to create an app in about a week and embellished it throughout April. This app included mash-up of 2 APIs (circumventing CORS with destinations), complex logic (including looping) to check all responses and then check hashes, all without JavaScript, formatted layout to easily show results, and download of CSV for awarding badges.

You learned what the CloudEvents specification is, how it has been adopted within SAP and created your first CloudEvent. You also created CloudEvents programmatically and sent them to one of the different offerings that SAP must support Event-Driven architectures.

Participants explored the SAP Cloud Application Programming Model (CAP) with a focus on its plugin system. The challenge was designed to be both educational and engaging, encouraging developers to expand their skills by integrating various plugins into a CAP-based application. Each week, a new aspect of plugin integration was introduced, starting with the construction of a simple CAP application. Participants demonstrated their solutions by posting screenshots in the discussion forum. This challenge was an excellent opportunity for developers to learn about extending the capabilities of CAP applications through plugins, potentially adding custom features, integrating external services, or altering the framework's default behavior.

SAP Developer Challenge: SAP Cloud Application Programming Model Plugins