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Path to Better Presentations

Submitted by dbakevlar on Thu, 2017-06-29 17:22

I know you’ve read the title and are thinking, “Great, I’m going to learn how to write better presentations!”  The truth is, it’s about how conferences do call for papers timelines, abstracts, as well as how we manage our content.

Timing Is Everything

My Summer of SQL

Submitted by dbakevlar on Thu, 2017-06-22 16:46

I know that right sidebar on my blog has an AWFUL lot of Microsoft events on it.  There’s so many, I’ve begun to use the hashtag #MySummerOfSQL due to it.  For those of you that follow me with Oracle, it doesn’t mean that I’m leaving the Oracle community- not even close.

Using Agile Practices to Create an Agile Presentation

Submitted by cary.millsap on Fri, 2011-06-17 18:25

What’s the best way to make a presentation on Agile practices? Practice Agile practices.

You could write a presentation “big bang” style, delivering version 1.0 in front of your big audience of 200+ people at Kscope 2011 before anybody has seen it. Of course, if you do it that way, you build a lot of risk into your product. But what else can you do?

You can execute the Agile practices of releasing early and often, allowing the reception of your product to guide its design. Whenever you find an aspect of your product that doesn’t get the enthusiastic reception you had hoped for, you fix it for the next release.

Why KScope?

Submitted by cary.millsap on Fri, 2011-06-03 15:09

Early this year, my friend Mike Riley from ODTUG asked me to write a little essay in response to the question, “Why Kscope?” that he could post on the ODTUG blog. He agreed that cross-posting would help the group reach more people, so I’ve reproduced my response to that question here. I’ll hope to see you at Kscope11 in Long Beach June 26–30. If you develop applications for Oracle systems, you need to be there.

MR: Why KScope?

ODTUG KScope Preview 2011

Submitted by marco on Fri, 2011-05-20 18:18

Ook dit jaar, namelijk op dinsdag 14 Juni, organiseert AMIS de ODTUG Preview. Het jaarlijkse congres van de ODTUG, de Oracle Development Tools Users Group, vind dit jaar plaats in Longbeach, California van 26 tot en met 30 juni. Het is niet voor iedereen weggelegd om daar naar toe te gaan. AMIS biedt, alweer voor het vijfde achtereenvolgende jaar, aan geïnteresseerden de kans om een selectie van de presentaties die daar te zien zijn bij te wonen. Een aantal Europese sprekers zal tijdens de AMIS ODTUG preview presentatie laten zien die ook in de Verenigde Staten worden gehouden.

Tijdens de AMIS ODTUG Preview zullen er drie keer drie parallelle sessies worden gehouden met verschillende onderwerpen zoals APEX, database development, ADF, JHeadstart en SOA.

Programma:

Tijd Track 1 Track 2 Track 3
16:30 Welkom en Registratie
17:00 XFILES, the APEX 4 Version: The Truth is in There…
Marco Gralike & Roel Hartman 		ADF Developers – Make the Database Work for You

Lucas Jellema

Pipelined Table Functions

Patrick Barel

18:00 Dinner
19:00 APEX Face/Off – Designing a GUI with APEX Templates and Themes

Christian Rokitta

BPMN: The New Silver Bullet?

Lonneke Dikmans

Oracle JHeadstart: Superior Productivity in Developing Best-practice ADF Web Applications

Steven Davelaar

20:15 Who’s Afraid of Analytic Functions?

Alex Nuijten

 Overview of Eventing in Oracle SOA Suite 11g

Ronald van Luttikhuizen

 …and Thus Your Forms ‘Automagically’ Disappeared

Luc Bors

Dit evenement is met name bedoeld voor ontwikkelaars.m Uiteraard zijn er aan dit event geen kosten verbonden, maar het aantal plaatsen voor dit evenement is beperkt, wacht niet te lang. Vol is vol.

Inschrijven kan binnenkort op www.amis.nl