Showing posts with label ADF. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ADF. Show all posts

Wednesday, 17 July 2013

SAGE seminars at Insync13

It's officially less than a month before the 2013 Insync national conference series kicks off in Sydney.

The SAGE Computing Services team has a heavy presence this year. You can find Penny & myself scattered amongst all Australian states, with Kylie & Ray boosting the Perth schedule. Check out the Insync website for schedule updates.

Penny
Case Study: Redesigning core on-line systems in ADF JDeveloper
New Optimizer Features in Oracle 12c
Redeveloping a legacy application in JDeveloper ADF - a half day workshop

Scott
APEX in your hands: Lessons learnt from a tablet project
Reasons why you should upgrade your APEX environment

Ray
"Elementary my Dear Weblogic" - the Case of Spying on ADF

Kylie
Oracle ADF for Newbies: Surviving your first project

We'll be posting further information about the workshops on the Sage website, but remember - you'll need to at least bring your laptop.

Keep an eye out for Eddie, too - he's working on something regaring ADF Essentials.

Scott






Tuesday, 13 March 2012

Penny Cookson as an ADF boot-camp commander

Sergeant Penny
For those of you lucky enough to be attending Collaborate12 in Las Vegas, and are <insert your own adjective> enough to be interested in ADF - our charismatic managing director Penny Cookson will be managing an ADF EMG boot camp.

ADF session details are available here, and Penny's titles are

  • ADF: A Path to the Future for Dinosaur Nerds
  • JDeveloper ADF and the Oracle Database - Friends Not Foes
Chris Muir reminded me Penny won best paper for the Friends not Foes session - not surprising since she has previously won Oracle Magazine's Educator of the Year.