Checking out a deluxe cinema experience in Nuremberg

Had a great month. I still need some heavy painkillers now and then for my wrist but it's getting there.

In other news. I got promoted today. Miracles do happen. 🫪

Another daily 'WTF' moment. What am I missing? "Hey guys, use our modernized, cool APIs" Also SAP: - QNAME (surely for queueing or something, right? right? - QNAME is a ... UNAME? - QNAME is a ... logical system? - QNAME is ... not a queue name but ... a user name for physical inventory? huh?!

You asked, we delivered! 👕 Here's your first glimpse of the official UI5con T-shirt design! Still a draft – final versions may change. Which speaker or session should we feature next? Let us know! #UI5con2026 #UI5 #SAPUI5

find community, don't let them isolate you

MANDT BUKRS PSTLZ LGORT LOEKZ and 1001 others ... all have permanent homes in my head #German #SAP

Oh. Forgot to eat today. 600kcal must be enough. Whoops.

look how they massacred my boy

Watch out! Chrome has a huge bug with <input type="number"> which causes values to change unexpectedly. It's fixed in Chrome 150, but that won't land until the end of June.

'Hey can you give feedback to your notebook upgrade?' > Sure. No noticeable difference than the one before even though the machine is supposed to be more powerful. Thanks to all the company internal bloat-/spyware ~ heh

i18n is at its peak

the more i shove complex types into jsdoc comments, the more i want this to get standardized

computers were a mistake

🚀 Wow, this is finally happening! npm plans to block postinstall scripts by default in a future release In the near future (phased rollout), we will likely get a warning github.com/npm/cli/pull...

Some relaxing walk. :) It's way too hot.

🚨 BREAKING: Active supply chain attack across npm, PyPI, and Crates.​io. Socket detected TrapDoor, a crypto stealer campaign hitting 34 malicious packages and 384 versions and artifacts, with attackers repeatedly pushing new releases across ecosystems. socket.dev/blog/trapdoo...

Asked a colleague if an old E-Bike would fit into his car. Another colleague replied to me: why not just walk and get it? Haha Me: Ok. Let's see. === Just arrived. The bike is now in a different spot. Roughly 17.5km running and 36.5km back by bike.

The official SAP MCP Server Code is already in Eclipse ADT Server. I was able to activate it with AI. Was hoping for few more Tools but good thing is you can extend the MCP Server with your own tools. So i added for example the ARC-1 Search tool 😀

What about the deployment of our #Fiori application? Let's take a detailed look at various settings and make the app available: software-heroes.com/en/blog/fior...

Don’t f$&@ with the maintainers of your OSS projects. You might loose them forever. #SupportOpenSource opensourcepledge.com/blog/burnout...

:D

Woooo yeaaah! The missing piece 🎉 everything is about to get a lot more secure

Using UI5 Changelogs from my MCP SAP Docs Server and UI5 MCP Server to help you on UI5 Version Changes blog.zeis.de/posts/2026-0...

Has there been a rename of RAP I was not aware of? From AI North Star doc: "the ABAP Cloud development model (ABAP RESTful application programming model),"? Also, golden opportunity to use coding instead of model so the acronym becomes ACDC!

My apathy levels for the industry are absolutely sky high and I don’t even have a dickhead boss making me hit token targets

Thank you for Chromium Google, but fuck whatever this is. techcrunch.com/2026/05/19/g...

Another one just this time - GitHub

2ctRe: DSAG AG UI meetup Lots and lots of great input today. Interesting ideas, great questions asked and challenges stated. Had good and insightful conversations that will need some follow-up on my end. And obviously it was awesome to see everyone again. Much love to y'all. See you at #UI5Con

AI5

Another one

In [email protected], we added a new report page "Maintainer Actions", which lists actionable changes for package maintainers to move the ecosystem forward. With pre-constructed prompts to copy if you want agents to do that for you. github.com/antfu/node-m...

Speedrun xkcd.com/3246/

I’ve decided that my anxiety is just my brain consistently doing premortems

Everything Marvin writes is worth an immediate read 👏

Hol'up how is it 18:15 already. ugh

Don't worry, we have a team for that. The team:

" Conversion logic for year CASE lv_year. WHEN 2023. lv_year = 'A'. WHEN 2024. lv_year = 'B'. WHEN 2025. lv_year = 'C'. " Add more cases for other years if needed ENDCASE. You may not like it, but this is peak development. Same logic for month/day.

I really need to think about my life this year. Once I've pushed through the next appointments and all the wrist issue stuff it very well may be time for a change. I do not and have not been growing properly as a person and developer in the past 1.5 years. I feel like. stagnation is regression

🚨 node-ipc is compromised again. Three malicious versions (9.1.6, 9.2.3, 12.0.1) published via expired-domain account takeover. Payload steals credentials, SSH keys, cloud tokens, .env files and exfils over DNS. Socket flagged them as malware within 3 min. Details: socket.dev/blog/node-ip...

Great move. It will cripple attackers' capabilities once enough users adopt it. Most compromised packages would be patched before they can spread. It's already the default in pnpm 11. Only npm is left now. I imagine they will follow suit soon, given their current all-hands-on-deck focus on security.

Burned $91.34 with Claude Code /goal in 3.5 hours Unreal, It was able to reverse engineer my Amaran bluetooth lights so I don't have to use the crappy app

I timed the strain on my left wrist just perfectly so that now my right hand gets slightly better as my left one gets dramatically worse. The amount of pain I have on a day to day is truly infuriating. Happy that I was able to bear it for the past ~3.5 weeks without pain killers. *argh* /rant

"All new developments, especially UI should be done in BTP as I understood. It is faster than doing it in S/4". Ah, ok.

Today, TanStack packages have been compromised. Again, this all started with a "pull_request_target" GitHub action trigger. TL;DR for open-source maintainers: 🚫 NEVER use "pull_request_target" workflows 🚫 NEVER use shared caches in your publish pipeline