• SAP CAP enables building enterprise-ready cloud applications
• Cloud-native development concepts and principles are introduced
• CAP positioning within SAP Business Technology Platform is explained
• Benefits of model-driven development are outlined
• End-to-end application lifecycle overview is provided
• Project structure for Node.js and Java is introduced
• CDS-based domain modeling is explained
• Separation of data, service, and UI layers is covered
• Architecture supports scalable application development
• Associations and compositions manage relationships
• Annotations enrich models with metadata
• Reuse of models across services is explained
• CDS modeling ensures consistency and reusability
• OData V4 services are generated automatically
• CRUD operations are managed via CAP services
• Draft enablement supports transactional apps
• Service exposure supports API-driven development
• Validation and authorization logic is added
• Service hooks manage create, update, and delete events
• Transaction handling ensures data consistency
• Business logic enhances application behavior
• SQLite is used for local development
• Database deployment and migrations are covered
• Data persistence concepts are reviewed
• Integration supports cloud-ready data storage
• Authorization annotations secure services
• Integration with SAP Identity Authentication Service is explained
• User context and tenant isolation are covered
• Security ensures compliant cloud applications
• UI annotations drive frontend behavior
• CAP services support Fiori applications
• End-to-end flow from backend to UI is explained
• UI integration improves user experience






















