Why is it (not) good to learn?
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April 21, 2020
In my professional career of more than 20 years, I have encountered many different approaches. I myself am doing my third degree and often teach, but I see the issue of learning as very controversial.
The APEX@Home 2020 event presented 24 presentations from 24 speakers in 24 hours in just one day.
A list of the presentations is available here, with a youtube link to each one:
https://apexatho.me/pls/apex/f?p=apexathome:home:0
If you don't mind, I'd like to highlight a few of them:
Daniel Hochleitner, who is a freelance APEX developer, presented by shows you how to use your browser to debug and see what's going on behind the scenes.
Joel Kallman and Marc Sewitz (with whom we also shared a photo managed to shoot at a conference) briefly presented by the present of APEX, but in more detail its future. Within Oracle's product portfolio, this tool is becoming more and more prominent and more and more energy is being invested in its development.
One of the reasons why it's more in the spotlight is that they quickly put together an app that measures people's moods on a daily basis around the world.
Peter Raganitsch a very thorough, understandable and high quality overview about debugging options.
And finally, without being exhaustive, here is my personal favourite Scott Spendolini-on security considerations. It's a good thing we have it on video, because there is so much information shared, that we would not even be able to review the APEX security options and settings without unboxing.
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