Here is an overview of the most significant changes in the context of ABAP core development that relate to the:
Getting Orientation in the Source Code Using Breadcrumbs*
The breadcrumb functionality helps you to orientate yourself and navigate within the source code of a development object. It provides you with the same structural information as the Outline view.
You can display the breadcrumbs bar in the source code editor of the following source code-based development objects:
More on this: Getting Orientation in the Source Code Using Breadcrumbs
Getting Support from the Content Assist for Non-Keywords*
Currently, in a source code-based object, the content assist function also proposes non-keywords such as element names or type definitions. This enables you to add the corresponding names or definitions that are already used in this particular development object. Note that only non-keywords that are already used in the same development object are proposed.
To activate this functionality, select:
More on this: Non-Keyword Completion
Learning More About the Features of ABAP Development Tools*
The Feature Explorer is a new interactive view. It provides a tutorial for ABAP programmers who come from the classic ABAP Workbench and now want to start working with ADT.
The tutorial is grouped into tours in accordance with the ADT features that are most relevant for your daily work. In addition, a link to the corresponding help content is provided if you want to learn more about a particular feature. The Feature Explorer thus makes it easier for you to get used to working with ABAP Development Tools.