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http://www.packtpub.com/content/oracle-apex-techniques/video
The course targets new to intermediate APEX developers who have a general understanding of SQL and PL/SQL, and is based on APEX 4.2.
The course is 8 sections of 5 videos, each about 3-4 minutes each. The videos are screencasts from my laptop, with my voice describing what's happening on screen - very similar to a webinar.
Check out this sample clip looking at Interactive Reports detail view.
After having read a number of technical books and heard from other authors regarding the work involved, I can certainly say it was an interesting project to be involved with. I would love to include many other techniques I've acquired over the past six months in addition to the wealth of information that's out there - but we only had a limited number of minutes available - they sure add up quickly!
So if you're starting to learn Oracle Application Express; or you've been using it for a while and you're wondering if you've missed anything useful - you might like to consider this video series. I hope you find it valuable.
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Scott
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