OOpenFriends - first sprint planning

     The first sprint is planned and as it usual for scrum projects some plans has been already changed. I think it would cost me lot of time to biuld up the HANA database in docker and to bind it as RFC other in other way to my local NetWeaver Developer Edition installation. So I decided to start creating tables in the local dev database (this is ASE in my case). And then, when the project will reach some valuable state, I will migrate it to HANA.

    So lets start with the easy things, this are the tasks, planned for the first sprint:

First sprint

So each task has a prefix showing the thema. Prefix "KnowHow" means I need more knowleges about, before I can plan any todo tasks for that.
    As I can see in 
https://activate-hr.de/hcm-berechtigungen/fiori-architekturueberblick-onpremise-vs-cloud/ 
Fiori app can run on-premise in so called Embedded SAP Gateway System. Last KnowHow task is to get sure, it may run on my local dev VM with NetViewer inside as well.


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