Dev2Dev webinar: Vibe coding & AI‑infused development in SAP

June 24, 2026

Flexso Digital, Webinar

Starts 12:00 PM ends 1:00 PM

“Vibe coding” is the term you’ll hear at every table, but what does it actually mean for SAP development? In this Dev2Dev session we cut through the buzzword and look at what AI‑infused development really delivers today, both in the ABAP world and on SAP BTP.

Join Bram Van Quickenborne and Maxime Brusselle on Wednesday June 24 from 12:00 to 13:00 for a fast-paced, hands-on hour. We’ll show the Flexso way of working in action, from a fresh ticket to a working feature. Expect concrete examples, an honest take on what is not yet possible, our view on the future of low-code platforms and a live Q&A.

What to expect?

Understand what AI‑infused development (often called “vibe coding”) really means in the SAP world and why we prefer the broader term.
See what is possible today - both in ABAP and on SAP BTP - with a focused look at how AI plugs into a BTP development flow.
Watch the Flexso way of working in a short live demo: from a new ticket to a working feature, illustrated with concrete example tickets.
Discover why orchestration is the key concept behind credible AI‑assisted development and why it matters more than any individual agent.
Hear an honest take on what is not yet possible and why experienced architects and developers remain essential.

Practical

This webinar is ideal for ABAP developers, BTP developers, SAP tech leads, solution architects and IT leaders who want a clear, no‑nonsense view of how AI is changing SAP development and how Flexso is putting it into practice.

Date & time: Wednesday June 24, 12:00 – 13:00 (CET).

Format: webinar (register via this link!)

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