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Mike Zaschka, speaker, developer and active member of the community, has just announced "onedevatlas", which feels to me like something we need but didn't realise it. The SAP community has produced various catalogues of tools and libraries in the past, and these have been great. But perhaps in today's age, where it's easier than ever to create new software, the need for awareness and knowledge of the tools and libraries that are being built, and of the people building them, is greater than ever. Moreover, the way such interlinked data can be maintained and consumed is perhaps also coalescing in parallel with how graphs of information are now core components of agentic computing. RDF anyone? I am minded to think about the difference between previous catalogues, and today's ambitions with onedevatlas, as being similar to how it was between Yahoo! - a predominantly human-maintained catalogue of resources on the Web - and Google - which subsequently came along with a sledgehammer of a…

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