SAP products: Name changes

I have been asked about three specific SAP products and their names, I am sharing a short post with a summary on this topic.

• SAP Build Apps is the new name of AppGyver...
• SAP Build Process Automation, we have the services formerly called IRPA and Workflow Management.
• SAP Build Work Zone is still what was recently called Launchpad Service, which in turn was formerly the Cloud Portal service, along with the ability to create sites very similar to SAP Jam.

Regardless of the name changes, what we have to be clear about is that they are 3 different products and each one is good for what it is worth:

• SAP Build Apps for making mobile apps.
• SAP Build Process Automation to automate our workflows.
• SAP Build Work Zone to present our applications in a unified environment, among other things.

Tutorials

1. Create Sales Order Business Process
2. Create Sales Order Workflow with SAP Build
3. Integrate an SAP Build Apps application into SAP Build Work Zone, advanced edition

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Now, you may ask me, what do you learn in these product courses?

• SAP Build Process Automation: Learn how to drag and drop activities to build business processes in minutes, how to use the Store to reuse pre-built content, how to trigger the processes, and how to send approval forms to users.
• SAP Build Apps: Learn how to drag and drop components to build UIs in minutes, create logic with flow functions, enable SAP BTP authentication, use destinations to access SAP backend data and services, and more.
• SAP Build Work Zone: Learn how to create a business site and workspace in minutes, how to add all types of widgets, how to embed a Web Dynpro ABAP applications, how to embed SAP Build apps, and how to create integration cards to display backend business data.?

I have been asked the difference between SAP CodeJam and SAP Developers.

With the experience in the use of the 2 services I can say:

Difference between SAP CodeJam and SAP Developers.

CodeJam,Basically, it's a hands-on workshop where, with the help of an expert, you do something yourself, following a tutorial.

Something similar to the tutorials that you can find in SAP Developers, but with the advantage that you are given a ready-made environment and you have the presence of someone who gives you a brief explanation and to whom you can turn to at any time. I personally use both services CodeJam and SAP Developers.