1 Creating Component-preload.js file 1.1 Use of Component-preload.js: Component-preload.js is a minified , obfuscated and uglified file that gathers all the sources of an application to minimize server requests and drastically reduce the application size. Once the development of an application is finished, the resources should be compressed into that file and deployed on the server. Creating the file: The steps required to create the file could be found on http://scn.sap.com/community/mobile/blog/2014/12/10/building-fiori-like-app-in-component-preloadjs . Below is a summary of the steps, plus an additional step which I found necessary to make things work. 1- Download and install Node.js http://nodejs.org/download/ . Once the installation is complete you can check it by running the following command in the command prompt: npm –v 2- I...
Introduction In my Two decade-long experience managing and leading diverse development teams across multiple projects, I've continuously explored the question: How can we definitively identify the exceptional developers among us? . This blog aims to share insights and patterns I've observed, offering a guide for leaders to recognize their top performers and for individuals striving to excel in their roles. 1. Typing Skills: The Art of Keyboard Wizardry Fast and accurate typing is often overlooked but is fundamental in a developer's efficiency. It's not just about speed but also about reducing errors and maintaining a flow of thought. 2. Grasping Skills: Quick Learners Lead the Pack The ability to quickly understand new concepts, technologies, and project requirements sets apart the exceptional developers. They adapt and apply new knowledge effectively, often leading innovation. 3. Assumption Techniques: Balancing Innovation and Risk Great developers know how to make in...
Mobile apps, designed to run on smartphones like Android or iOS-based phones, are ubiquitous in today’s enterprises. Every enterprise wants to build one or needs one. However, not everyone knows what it costs, or the efforts involved in building it. In this blog, we will attempt to decode the costs & efforts involved in building an enterprise-grade mobile app. These apps are available through the native distribution platforms app stores such as Apple App Store, Google Play Store and other third-party app stores like Amazon Appstore or Samsung's Galaxy Apps. Some enterprises have internal app stores for employees and do not distribute the apps via the native app stores. Based on the number and complexity of desired features, a decent enterprise-grade mobile app’s development and deployment cost anywhere between $25,000 to $500,000. This cost includes the effort of developing a single app for one platform: iOS or Android. The app development cost and effort include the fol...
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