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SAP UI5 - Design Patterns
Design Pattern is a new term in SAP UI5 development when we talk about SAP development or SAP Fiori system. SAP is working hard to find new design patterns that support development in SAP system using UI5 SDK.
SAP has released different types of design patterns −
Master-Detail
This is a first step in application binding and is supported by SplitApp control of SAP UI5. This design pattern supports the list of content and allows lead selection and detailed view.
Master-Master Detail
This design pattern displays the detail of transaction in the detail section.
Example − You are placing an order online and you want to see a confirmation page that displays what you are buying and display the detail of the transaction with detailed view.
Full Screen
This design pattern is mostly recommended for displaying charts, pictorial data, and various types of graphs.
Multi-Flow
This design pattern is recommended when you are using a complex application flow and there is a need to make use of all design patterns to build a working application.