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I took part in the wonderful Oracle Paas Partner Community Forum in Split. This was a great event where I had the chance to discuss and learn especially about Oracle Cloud. The most underlined words were Chatbots, Cloud-Native, Low-Code, API first and the most important one: DEMO. I saw a lot of demos during the

Dive into Angular and start swimming… (Part 2: swimming close to the coast or creating an small application in Angular) If you want to create a web application, it doesn’t matter which technologies you will use, it will be rendered in a browser anyway. This means at the end your application will be rendered in

Many companies thinking about starting their way in the cloud. Usually a first natural step is the idea to put one or more databases from onpremise to the cloud – leaving the rest of the architecture as is. Unfortunately this approach comes with some challenges that need to be considered – especially the topic latency.

For some time already it is possible to use Maven with ADF also inside Oracle JDeveloper. In projects, especially bigger ones, you will think about a way to automate your deployments. With the help of Maven you can compile, package, test and deploy an EAR file as artifact to a weblogic server via plugins. However

Developers often face the situation that they need to add artifacts manually to a repository manager like the Maven Artifactory. In one of my last projects I also faced this situation. I had to manually add an artifact into a remote repository so that it would be shared with other developers in that project. I

Dive into Angular and start swimming… (Part 1:  installing everything you need to play around with Angular)   Angular just another JS popup? Usually after a question like this you will read a long text and after that the author will give you an answer to the question based on his opinion. For me, as

This is an article showing how to update the SSH keys on the Oracle Database Cloud instance. In my previous blog article I indicated two ways to connect to Oracle Database Cloud instance, the best way is using SSH. One thing I realized is that through the current Oracle Database Cloud User Interface I’m able

I finally received my Oracle Database Cloud free trial service, so it’s time to have some fun with it … The first thing you should try is to start the database and try to connect to it, there are in principle two ways to do it. When you receive an instance of Oracle Database Cloud

In this article, I will cover the process of creating a link type column, which I will be using to delete the current row on click. This can be applied in the Classic Report, Interactive Report and Interactive Grid components. Basically, there will be three areas on which I will be focusing on: Preparing the

If you are new to Oracle Cloud and you would like to start with the basics then you are in the right place. This small tutorial shows how to do a simple checkout from a GIT repository created by Oracle Developer Cloud Service, when you create a new project in Oracle Cloud. At first it

Most of you already know that Oracle APEX 5.1 was recently released in late December 2016. It was welcomed with open arms due to the upgrades it provided to this development environment, such as the new charting engine, universal theme improvements, the appearance of the interactive grid component and so on. While working on a

In the past few years, the buzz word “Microservices” attracted more and more attention. It is nothing new. It’s just a different perspective on how to look at your projects. One of the characteristics of Microservices is to have a smaller team working on smaller and lighter projects. You are now probably asking yourself what