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out the packaged applications–a totally new feature at that point–and help with various other projects as they came up. We now have 40 official packaged apps, split roughly evenly between “sample” applications that demonstrate how to do specific things also built up the APEX engine to make it easier to create and maintain apps, often based on our experiences with the packaged apps; the creation wizard. I’m very proud of everything I’ve managed to accomplish at Oracle, and have thoroughly enjoyed my time here. APEX is a great tool built and maintained by truly wonderful people. will be similar to my role on the APEX team–I will be creating apps with the Appian platform and helping others learn how to build better This is an exciting transition for me, but also somewhat bittersweet. I’ve built up relationships throughout the APEX community, and hope in a non-APEX framework, so I will still be part of the community…just a slightly smaller part!) Last week, I presented at the East Coast Oracle conference (ECO 2017). The official title of my presentation was “Fast App Creation with though most of the information for the presentation was done via live demo, so I’ll sum up the highlights here. APEX is a “rapid application development” (RAD) tool, and we’ve been working on a pair of new features that make creating an application extremely fast, to the point where you could just about build a prototype application during a meeting with a customer. (I actually did this in my hour-long presentation, starting from an idea suggested by the audience!) select the “QuickSQL” bu*ton in the upper right. QuickSQL allows you to automatically generate the DDL for tables, packages, triggers, etc., which you can then build an application on top of, using a simple markdown syntax. Some of the features I like best are the The second feature is the new application creation wizard, currently called “Blueprints”–which is also available on apex.oracle.com