The panel shows what happens. The books explain why.
Martin Koch, founder of CloudDNA, has written 16 titles at SAP PRESS1 with co-authors – eleven works, many of them in English and German. Four sit directly behind FrontTailor: SAPUI5, SAP Fiori elements, full-stack development with SAP, and Git and SAP. What they say about controls, bindings, annotations and transports, the panel checks on the running app.
Book recommendation A recommendation in our own interest: Martin Koch, founder of CloudDNA, is author or co-author of these books.
SAPUI5 and SAP Fiori elements
The foundation for everything FrontTailor shows in the inspector, the model explorer, the performance measurement and the annotation explorer.
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SAPUI5
SAPUI5The Comprehensive Guide
Rene Glavanovits, Martin Koch, Daniel Krancz, Maximilian Olzinger
The comprehensive guide to SAPUI5: controls, data binding, models and OData. What it explains, FrontTailor’s inspector makes visible on the running app.
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SAP Fiori elements
SAP Fiori ElementsDevelopment and Extensibility
Rene Glavanovits, Martin Koch, Daniel Krancz, Maximilian Olzinger
How annotations build the list report and object page, and how to develop and extend Fiori elements apps. FrontTailor’s annotation explorer and scaffolding start right there.
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Development and transport
From the backend service to the transport to PROD – the background to the OData console, local code and the release check.
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Full stack
Full Stack Development with SAP
Rene Glavanovits, Martin Koch, Daniel Krancz, Maximilian Olzinger
One application across every layer: from the backend through OData to the Fiori UI. Helps when the fault is not in the front end but somewhere in between.
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Transport
Git und SAPVersionsverwaltung und Transporte
Rene Glavanovits, Martin Koch, Daniel Krancz, Maximilian Olzinger
Version control and transports with Git for SAP development. The background to what FrontTailor checks after a transport: does PROD really run the version that ran on QA?
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SAP BTP: security and operations
Roles, trust and running the platform – the background to the authorization diagnosis, launchpad inspector and morning check.
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Security
Security and Authorizations for SAP Business Technology Platform
Martin Koch, Siegfried Zeilinger
Identities, roles and trust on SAP BTP. If you want to understand why a user does not see a tile or a request ends with 403, this is where the basics are.
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Administration
Configuring SAP Business Technology PlatformThe Practical Guide for Administrators
Martin Koch, Siegfried Zeilinger
Accounts, subaccounts, licence models and operations of SAP BTP. For everyone who does more than use the tenant – and is responsible for the launchpad the apps run in.
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Low-code with SAP Build
The other way to build apps on SAP BTP.
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SAP Build
SAP BuildNo-Code Development, Centralized Access, and Process Automation
Rene Glavanovits, Gernot Haider, Martin Koch, Daniel Krancz
No-code development, centralized access and process automation with SAP Build – the low-code side next to UI5 and Fiori elements.
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SAP Build Apps
Apps entwickeln mit SAP Build AppsDas Praxishandbuch
Martin Koch, Daniel Krancz
The practical handbook on SAP Build Apps: building, connecting and rolling out applications without classic code.
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Connectivity, mobile and integration
The remaining titles from the publisher’s search.
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Connectivity
Cloud Connector for SAP
Martin Koch, Siegfried Zeilinger
The way from the cloud into your own network: setting up, securing and running the Cloud Connector.
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Mobile
SAP Mobile ServicesDas umfassende Handbuch
Gernot Haider, Martin Koch, Daniel Krancz
The handbook on SAP Mobile Services: connecting, securing and running mobile apps on SAP BTP.
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Integration
SAP Cloud Integration CookbookAdvanced Cloud Integration with SAP Integration Suite
Martin Koch, Thorsten Reisinger, Marc Urschick
Recipes for error handling, retries, security and performance in SAP Integration Suite.
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16 titles by Martin Koch at SAP PRESS ↑Vendor · Rheinwerk Verlag (SAP PRESS), search “martin koch” · checked on 2026-11-05
Questions about the books.
- Is there a book on SAPUI5?
- Yes. “SAPUI5 – The Comprehensive Guide” by Rene Glavanovits, Martin Koch, Daniel Krancz and Maximilian Olzinger is published by SAP PRESS at Rheinwerk Verlag, in English, with 776 pages (ISBN 9781493226603). It covers controls, data binding, models and OData in SAPUI5.
- Is there a book on SAP Fiori elements?
- Yes, in English and in German, both by Rene Glavanovits, Martin Koch, Daniel Krancz and Maximilian Olzinger at SAP PRESS: “SAP Fiori Elements – Development and Extensibility” (413 pages, ISBN 9781493223732) and “SAP Fiori Elements – Grundlagen, Entwicklung und Erweiterung” (460 pages, ISBN 9783367113231).
- Do I need the books to use FrontTailor?
- No. FrontTailor shows you, without prior knowledge, which control, which value and which request is behind a field. The books explain why UI5 and Fiori elements work the way they do – if you know both, you read the panel’s findings faster.
- Why does FrontTailor recommend exactly these books?
- Because they are ours: Martin Koch, founder of CloudDNA, is author or co-author of every title on this page. So it is a recommendation in our own interest. We show no reviews and no sales figures here; the links go straight to Rheinwerk Verlag without tracking parameters.
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