And don't get me started on Flash and popups.
more breadcrumbs than an Italian bakery... and all I wanted was to order a CD!
One of my first exposures to SAP was bringing data from R/2 and other systems into SQL Server to provide an ASP.NET consolidated reporting site for stationery and office supply purchases. We found out for the customer that they could save over 1 million dollars a year just by ensuring their stationery cabinets were locked in August. That year the school system in Canada was short 1 million dollars in stationery...
A site I discovered to help navigate the SAP landscape and their acronyms is Easy Service Marketplace. It is a retro 90's-style no-frills version of the site with some useful links to some of the core marketplace offerings. It seems mainly to focus on the legacy aspects of SAP (no HANA info here) but some of the shortcuts are true gems.
If you think popups are for spammers, and breadcrumbs are something found in a salad, this site might be a refreshing trip back to 1995 to get fast access to SAP resources.
Or there's always the Wayback Machine. Ahhhh... Systemanalyse und Programmentwicklung... 1996 was a good year for you... The 1996 site map back then and today's map.