Feedback

[userieur]

Thanks for taking a couple of minutes to give feedback, which will help me improve for next time.

Instructions

1. Before doing anything else, hit the green button "Submit new issue" right now to save this issue content
2. Then go through the questions and mark a single checkbox for each, to represent your answer
3. Finally, in the empty comment box below this one, please describe what you liked and what you didn't like

What was your experience of SAP Build before this session?

• Not much at all
• Basic knowledge
• Used it now and then
• Regular user

Did this session meet your expectations?

• Not really
• Somewhat
• Mostly

Was the time allotted to each exercise enough for you to work through them?

• Not really
• On the whole, yes

What did you think of the extra information, explanations and narratives in the exercises?

• Too much information
• Didn't really read it, didn't really bother me though
• Found it helpful as context and background

How did you find the actual individual tasks in the exercises?

• Not relevant enough
• Hard to do
• About right
• Helpful / informative

What is your feeling about SAP Build?

• Still don't like it
• I'm going to investigate further
• I am suddenly a believer
• I am or will be using the SAP Build more now

If you have time, please add a comment below to write free-form what you liked and what you disliked about the session. Thanks!

[userieur]

Hi Daniel & Ian,

Thanks for a great workshop! As I already had some experience with SAP Build, I cannot really comment on the difficulty of the assignments. I liked it that there were some problems to solve though!

I think the setup and structure is wonderful. The developer tutorials are excellent, and I like it when things are structured in a repo. It makes it easy to refer to these materials from internal documentation, so we can directly link to these pages.

A free-form suggestion: As the availability of the services (such as the desktop bot, wifi and other unforseen things) is sometimes uncertain, perhaps a screen capture from when it works is helpful? You don't even have to video-edit it, just play-pause the recording and talk over it as if you were doing a demonstration. I use OBS myself (free and open source), which is really easy to use. You can record screens(s) or window(s).

Putting these in the repo as well, can give an extra boost to the tutorial as well (even without audio).

[thecodester]

Thank you for your suggestions. I will add videos/screenshots as you suggested :-)