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Richard Martens

Richard Martens

Lead Developer at Smart4solutions

Tilburg, The Netherlands

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Richard Martens has been involved in information technology for more than 20 years. He started as a web developer using the Oracle database as no more than data storage. Richard has been responsible for major European multilingual websites and has been working with the Oracle database since 2000. During those years, he developed himself using a multitude of technologies and specialized in PL/SQL and Oracle APEX. Richard has been working primarily with PLSQL and APEX since 2005. With APEX, he combines the things he loves most: the Oracle database and web technologies.

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Area of Expertise

  • Information & Communications Technology

Topics

  • Oracle APEX
  • pl/sql
  • Oracle Cloud Infrastructure

Are you a report-conductor?

You do not need to be an HTML guru to be able to beautify your reports. You do not be an HTML master adjusting templates or even creating new ones.
We will start conducting our reports using tiny HTML snippets, add them to our reports and give that extra bit of user experience that will make your application stand out above others!
Template directives allow you to give that little extra pizzazz needed to grab the attention of your user. This session explains the use of template directives, when to use them and why.

APEX 23.2 New features that might have slipped your attention

APEX 23.2 is stacked with major improvements like the Application Working Copies, Workflow and Template Components. However there are lots of smaller additions, enhancements and changes in this release. The session will cover a number of these smaller, new and lesser known features, like a new Combo-Box, a QR generator, the List Subentries and APEX_INSTANCE_ADMIN. Prepare yourself for getting inspired with lots of new ideas and possibilities.

Understanding auto-rest (ORDS on steroids)

The Oracle Restful Data Services allow to "rest-enable" database objects like Tables, Views, Procedures and Functions.
This includes data-retrieval and data-manipulation. Using a few simple directives in the URL you can search for specific records, order the result set or even limit the amount of records retrieved. On top of that the ORDS will automatically show you the resulting JSON
The session focuses on the creation and use of autorest enabled services on objects. The creation section (1st half) focuses on the right format of your JSON result. The seconds half covers consuming these services; how to do CRUD operations, how to search the for data, how to paginate etc.

In my daily work a come across a lot of "bad code" people just do not know the features of the frameworks enough to maximise the benefits the offered features can have.
The session gives some examples on how to benefit to the max the use of out-of-the-box features provided by ORDS, how to implement them and subsequently use them from APEX.

About the menu (a la carte or from the menu?)

APEX by default uses the "Navigation Menu", the "Navigation Bar" and "Breadcrumbs". However these options are not necessarily the most convenient when having to put the application in different environments. Since all mentioned menus are lists we have options to our disposal to change the menu behaviour significantly, without loosing any built-in functionality.
The session proposes ways in which you can have more in control on what happens in your menu and when.
Special attention will go to authorisation of menu-items using SQL, PL/SQL and the APEX built-in authorisation mechanism.

APEX 23.2 Working with Application Working Copies

Subtitle: Conduct your reports using template directives
Abstract: You do not need to be an HTML guru to be able to beautify your reports. You do not be an HTML master adjusting templates or even creating new ones.
We will start conducting our reports using tiny HTML snippets, add them to our reports and give that extra bit of user experience that will make your application stand out above others!
Template directives allow you to give that little extra pizzazz needed to grab the attention of your user. This session explains the use of template directives, when to use them and why.

HrOUG 2024 Sessionize Event Upcoming

October 2024 Rovinj, Croatia

Kscope preview NL 2024

June 2024 's-Hertogenbosch, The Netherlands

MakeIT 2024 / JCON OpenBlend Slovenia 2024 Sessionize Event

May 2024 Portorož, Slovenia

ConTech2024 by RoOUG Sessionize Event

May 2024 Bucharest, Romania

Richard Martens

Lead Developer at Smart4solutions

Tilburg, The Netherlands

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