As part of our recent redevelopment of our Oracle Forms expenses application into APEX 5.0, I looked into creating a mileage calculator using the Google Maps API. This blog..
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Following a day of hard work building APEX applications, I jumped on the train home and started catching up with the latest news & sport.
Whilst performing my research I read in the Migration Guide about the many reasons why you should update to the Universal Theme but not many on why to update to APEX 5.
If you have ever created a pie chart in APEX you know how easy it is to plug in a SQL statement and get a good looking chart with a host of customization options all native within..
So you may have created several charts within APEX already, and there are plenty of templates available for these such as Line, Bar, Stacked, etc.
In a previous blog I outlined how with APEX 5.0 you can now use the APEX_JSON package to parse JSON responses in your APEX application. For this blog I will show you how easy it..
I recently completed a piece of work which really shows the benefits of adopting APEX within a company with a small development team.
In APEX, the value of the shuttle item is a colon delimited string representing the contents of the right hand side.