Not Yet Using ABAP Objects?

Eight Reasons why every ABAP Developer should give it a second look.

SAP Introducted ABAP objects for a while ago now. Many ABAP Developers turned in and tapped the advantages of the OO Programming but still many ABAP Developers cling to the long standing procedural approach. Why, because it works! Then why should we use ABAP Objects. This document will tell why you should learn ABAP Objects and start using them.

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