The scope of SAP Business Technology Platform (SAP BTP) steadily increases as our developers add numerous features and new services every month. We keep you updated on these changes with our What's New content. At the same time, we know that every one of you is not using the entire portfolio, but all customers have their very own set of services in use, and it was hard to find out what changes are applicable for your landscape. We know you would like to see only the features that are of interest to you.
When using the What’s New for SAP BTP, you can customize the content that you want to see according to your needs.
You have all the content оn one page sorted by date, lifecycle phase, and component. On the bottom of each list item, you can find the tags for the available filters and labels. You can also see a preview of some upcoming releases. The deleted and deprecated entries are also labeled for better visibility. 1
You can filter the contents by Component, Environment, Action, Lifecycle, and time period.2
You only see the information you need for the period you’ve selected. You can also share specific What's New information, using the dynamic URL created as you filter the content.
If you want, you can search for something specific using the Search bar on top of the filtering capabilities, and this changes the page URL just as filtering does.3
You can share your selection.4
And last, but not least, you can switch between views.5
What do you think about the What's New viewer? Were you able to find the content you were looking for? Share your opinion in the comments below.
When using the What’s New for SAP BTP, you can customize the content that you want to see according to your needs.
You have all the content оn one page sorted by date, lifecycle phase, and component. On the bottom of each list item, you can find the tags for the available filters and labels. You can also see a preview of some upcoming releases. The deleted and deprecated entries are also labeled for better visibility. 1
You can filter the contents by Component, Environment, Action, Lifecycle, and time period.2
You only see the information you need for the period you’ve selected. You can also share specific What's New information, using the dynamic URL created as you filter the content.
If you want, you can search for something specific using the Search bar on top of the filtering capabilities, and this changes the page URL just as filtering does.3
You can share your selection.4
And last, but not least, you can switch between views.5
What do you think about the What's New viewer? Were you able to find the content you were looking for? Share your opinion in the comments below.
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