A mature development process, such as Continuous Integration (CI), is commonly regarded as essential for fast and reliable application development for the cloud. In our series of CI best practices for SAP customers, we just added "best practices for SAPUI5/Fiori development on ABAP Front-End server".
In this scenario we describe what it takes to build Fiori applications within an automated CI pipeline using Jenkins and open source tools. An important part of this pipeline is the deployment to an ABAP front-end server: We explain how a CI pipeline can be coupled to traditional ABAP transport mechanisms. This allows you to combine the more development centric qualities of CI with the your ABAP life cycle management tooling.
If you're new to Continuous Integration, don't despair! For the CI and CD beginner we also explain the basics of these processes, important practices, and we're taking time to describe the tools that are necessary to implement it. Check out this overview of all the topics covered.
We hope you enjoy it, let us know what you think!
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