DJ Adams

Blog posts tagged "cds"

  1. CDS source formatting and readability

    Embracing a modern approach to source code formatting for human-centric modelling in CAP

  2. Neovim configuration for file and module navigation in CDS models

    In this post I describe how I extended my Lua-based Neovim configuration for CDS filetypes to improve navigation to referenced files and modules.

  3. A reCAP intro to the cds REPL

    Here's a summary of my talk on the cds REPL at this year's reCAP event.

  4. Level up your CAP skills by learning how to use the cds REPL

    These are notes I wrote for my talk at SAP Inside Track Madrid on 20 March 2025. I wrote them partly to think about what I wanted to say, and partly to share the info in written form too. Note that the idea is to introduce the concepts and show some basic examples for cds REPL "initiates". Nothing too exotic.

  5. TASC Notes - Part 9

    These are the notes summarising what was covered in The Art and Science of CAP part 9, one episode in a mini series with Daniel Hutzel to explore the philosophy, the background, the technology history and layers that support and inform the SAP Cloud Application Programming Model.

  6. TASC Notes - Part 8

    These are the notes summarising what was covered in The Art and Science of CAP part 8, one episode in a mini series with Daniel Hutzel to explore the philosophy, the background, the technology history and layers that support and inform the SAP Cloud Application Programming Model.

  7. TASC Notes - Part 7

    These are the notes summarising what was covered in The Art and Science of CAP part 7, one episode in a mini series with Daniel Hutzel to explore the philosophy, the background, the technology history and layers that support and inform the SAP Cloud Application Programming Model.

  8. CAP Node.js plugins - part 3 - writing our own

    This blog post accompanies part 3 of a three part series where we explore the CDS Plugin mechanism in CAP Node.js to find out how it works. In part 1 we looked at the plugin mechanism itself and how it worked. In part 2 we used the cds REPL to start our CAP service running and to introspect it. In this part we'll use what we learned and discovered in the first two parts to write our own plugin.

  9. CAP Node.js plugins - part 2 - using the REPL

    This blog post accompanies part 2 of a three part video series where we explore the CDS Plugin mechanism in CAP Node.js to find out how it works. In part 1 we looked at the plugin mechanism itself and how it worked. In this part we use the cds REPL to start our CAP service running and to explore it - to introspect it.

  10. CAP Node.js Plugins

  11. TASC Notes - Part 6

  12. TASC Notes - Part 5

  13. TASC Notes - Part 4

  14. The elements of programming with respect to CDL and SICP

  15. The Art and Science of CAP

  16. TASC Notes - Part 3

  17. TASC Notes - Part 2

  18. Flattening the hierarchy with mixins

  19. Separating concerns and focusing on the important stuff

  20. Restricting access via facets with masked elements

  21. Keeping things simple in domain modelling with CDS

  22. CAP Node.js plugins - part 1 - how things work

  23. TASC Notes - Part 1

  24. Automatic validation in OData and REST calls with CAP

  25. Turning an OData expand into a cds.ql CQL query with a projection function in CAP

  26. Digging into CSN diffs for CDS models

  27. Simple script for previewing CDS models in CSN - cdsray

  28. A deep dive into OData and CDS annotations

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