SAP release notes · LessonBy Arjun, SAP Solution Architect · Published · SAP S/4HANA 2023 · all levels
Fiori
Fiori release notes cover the user-experience layer, new and updated apps, launchpad features, and design/technology changes, released alongside the backend product.
Quick answer
Use Fiori release notes with the Fiori apps reference library to find newly available apps and UX improvements, and to catch app deprecations/replacements.
Key takeaways
- New and enhanced Fiori apps per release.
- Launchpad and design-system (theming, spaces/pages) changes.
- UI5/technology version updates.
- Watch out: Upgrading without reading the notes.
What changes here
- New and enhanced Fiori apps per release.
- Launchpad and design-system (theming, spaces/pages) changes.
- UI5/technology version updates.
- App deprecations and replacements.
How to use them
Use Fiori release notes with the Fiori apps reference library to find newly available apps and UX improvements, and to catch app deprecations/replacements. Since Fiori delivers much new S/4HANA capability, its notes reveal features you may not see elsewhere.
Common pitfalls
- Upgrading without reading the notes.
- Ignoring deprecations.
- Missing compatibility requirements.
Practice challenge
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Which statement is true of Fiori?
Frequently asked questions
What does the term Fiori refer to in SAP?
Fiori release notes cover the user-experience layer, new and updated apps, launchpad features, and design/technology changes, released alongside the backend product.
What is worth remembering about Fiori in practice?
Use Fiori release notes with the Fiori apps reference library to find newly available apps and UX improvements, and to catch app deprecations/replacements.
What is another point to note about Fiori?
New and enhanced Fiori apps per release. Launchpad and design-system (theming, spaces/pages) changes. UI5/technology version updates.
What tends to go wrong with Fiori?
Upgrading without reading the notes. Ignoring deprecations. Missing compatibility requirements.