Session Feedback

[xamafe]

Thanks for taking a couple of minutes to give feedback, which will help me improve for next time. Before doing anything else, hit the green button "Submit new issue" right now to save this issue content, rather than try to complete the feedback in this raw form. Then go through the questions and mark a single checkbox for each, to represent your answer. 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 the btp CLI before this session?

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

What was your experience of the Core Service APIs for SAP BTP before this session?

• [ ] Didn't know they existed
• [ ] Aware of them
• [x] Made some test / exploratory calls
• [ ] Regular user

Did this session meet your expectations?

• [ ] Not really
• [ ] Somewhat
• [ ] Mostly
• [x] Fully

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

• [ ] Not really
• [x] 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
• [x] Found it helpful as context and background

How did you find the way we all moved at the same pace through the exercises?

• [ ] Would have preferred to go through them on my own at my own speed
• [ ] Didn't mind, no strong feelings either way
• [x] Found it useful to keep pace and discuss the exercise questions, and reflect

How did you find the actual individual (👉) tasks in the exercises?

• [ ] Not relevant enough
• [ ] Hard to do
• [ ] About right
• [x] Helpful and useful

What is your relationship to the command line?

• [ ] Hardly used it, GUI forever!
• [ ] Not much experience so far
• [ ] I use it now and again for certain tasks
• [x] I am a power command line user
• [ ] I am Brian Fox

Before this session, how comfortable were you already with OAuth 2.0 and making HTTP calls?

• [ ] Not really done it before
• [ ] High level awareness and understanding
• [x] Hacked around a bit and feel generally comfortable
• [ ] Quite confident

What is your feeling about the btp CLI and the command line in general now?

• [ ] Still don't like it
• [ ] I'm going to investigate further
• [ ] I am suddenly a believer
• [x] I am or will be using the command line and power tools like the btp CLI more now

What is your feeling about the Core Service APIs for SAP BTP?

• [ ] They're not relevant for my needs but I get why they exist
• [ ] I can see they can be useful for me
• [x] I want to explore further
• [ ] I am thinking about using them or already using them

How confident are you in being able to go back and make API calls yourself now?

• [ ] Still don't understand how things fit together
• [x] I get it now in theory, just need a bit more time
• [ ] Confident enough to start making test calls

Which environment(s) did you use?

• [x] A Dev Space in App Studio
• [ ] A container

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

[xamafe]

Thank you very much.

Here are the requests I had via the session:

1. In the requirements it should be mentioned that the cis - services needs to be deployed for the subaccount and it should be available via the market place
2. When you log in into the btp and cf with different identity providers you have to give the option in the login command via --idp or --origin. Could you include a hint in the exercises where to find the IDP and the ORIGIN Ids and what they are, if you are following the codejam without a trial account.
3. ijq should be a BAS default as jq is right now
4. In the excercises (and many other missions in dev.sap.com) there are many useful scripts. Is it possible to put them in a single repository, that any user can clone them eaily and does not have to track them in many repositories/......

[qmacro]

Thanks for great feedback and for including those items that we discussed. I'll assign myself to this issue so I can work through the points over the next few weeks, and find the right teams to speak to (for 2 and 3). I'll bring point 4 up for discussion in our next Developer Advocates meeting too.