Back from NET310 – Web Dynpro

Hey guys,

I’m back from my advanced training on SAP’s new UI technology called Web Dynpro. It was a 5 day (Monday to Friday) classroom training in big Berlin. It was great and Berlin is a fantastic city. Although I was in classroonm all day long (9:00 am to 5:00 pm) plus excercises ans stuff like that, I explored Berlin in the evening.
My hotel was in town center, thus it was easy to find the exciting places very fast .
Monday Evening  I went to  one of Berlin’s great lakes for swimming, because this day it was about 40°C. It was just unbelievable hot. Tuesday, I went to McFit Berlin to do my workout. Wednesday I walked through the streets and had a little look at the folks.   Thursday was another workout day and Friday I travelled back home.

It was a great week and I learned a lot about the new UI concept of SAP called Web Dynpro.
Its an awesome new technology and I hope to use it to create some great stuff for my company.

Right now I’m installing SAP Netweaver 7.0 ABAP on my notebook to develop some stuff on my own system.
I’ll report back if has worked or not.

 

Mind control

Hi Gamers,

as many of you know I’m a enthusiastic gamer. And I’m open to new technologies and other stuff that enhance gaming fun.
Since I know computers they have always been controlled by mouse and keyboard. And I never really was concerned about it.
Untl today. I’d like to present you a new way of controling computers/games, although its still poorly conceived yet.

Nevertheless, the future points in this direction. A cybernation, everyone with everything wired. Finally, we’ll end up in the matrix.

 

My new methane boost for my car

Hi folks,

in cooperation with the NASA, we just finished the development of my now methane blast boost engine for my Audi A3.
In the upcoming days, the NASA engineers will settle it on the roof of my car and I will go on some testdriving.

Just kidding . The NASA is rsearching alternatives for the old and complicated rocket engines using liquid oxygen and hydrogen.
They just tested a methane engine. Methane (CH₄) is much easier to handle.

Just have a look at this video

source: http://science.nasa.gov/headlines/y2007/04may_methaneblast.htm