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Get fit at OraDevGym or "Ask (T)he (O)racle (M)aster": Steven Feuerstein

It's all about Oracle APEX. But as we know, every Database Feature and every Frontend Feature can be used by APEX immediately, and therefore is an APEX feature too. I am interviewing members of the development team plus anyone else with a story to tell about APEX. Let me know if you want to be a guest at: j_schuster@me.com

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