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Exploring the BTP Service Metadata with JavaScript - Part 3

Offered By: SAP via YouTube

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Javascript Courses Node.Js Courses Data Structures Courses Functional Programming Courses Data Manipulation Courses Lambda Expressions Courses

Course Description

Overview

Explore the BTP Service Metadata project in this final installment of a mini-series, focusing on JavaScript implementation. Dive into Node.js, jq, metadata, and functional programming concepts such as lambda expressions, anonymous functions, reduce, filter, map, and concat. Learn to manipulate data structures using Object.keys and other JavaScript methods. Follow along as the instructor demonstrates practical applications, including categorizing entries from the inventory.json file, creating a groupby helper function, and finding applications with free subscription plans. Discover techniques for generating and deduplicating lists of regions across service plans and resources. Gain insights into the multiple parameters passed with map and filter functions, enhancing your understanding of JavaScript's powerful data manipulation capabilities.

Syllabus

Welcome & introduction including a mic #FAIL for the first 30 seconds
Starting to look at the new JavaScript content in the metadata explorations area
Entries by category from the inventory.json file
Introducing our little groupby helper function
Using Object.keys and reduce to clean up the data structure
Finding applications with a free subscription plan
Generating a list of all the possible regions
A little unique helper function, and a digression into the multiple parameters passed with map, filter etc
Ending with a deduplicated and sorted list of the concatenation of all regions for all service plans for all resources


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SAP Developers

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