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Wednesday, October 16, 2024 Gruber gave me an idea when he put his NYY logo on his blog . I thought that was both interesting and weird. I don't get how anyone I know can be a fan of the that team. An American League team in a National League city. Kind of like rooting for Staten Island. Anyway, the Yankees may win the ALCS , but what does it mean? It's not going to make New York love them. But then Gruber is in Philadelphia so why isn't he thinking about the Phillies, who btw, the Mets beat soundly in the division series, earlier this month. In any case, I have made the team picture of the 1969 world champion Mets as the banner image on Scripting News for now and into the forseeable future. # BTW, I've been too busy to keep up with the Podcast0 feed. Not sure when I'll be able to pick it up again. # Threads just added an online status feature, where it'll show your icon to others with a green dot if you're online. I turned it off. ...

Accessing Remote Data with APEX - Local Sync Vs. Live REST Call #JoelKallmanDay Oct 16, 2024 · 6 min read Introduction Between them, Oracle APEX and Oracle REST Data Services (ORDS) provide several powerful integration capabilities. If you run in an Oracle Cloud Infrastructure environment (OCI), even more integration options are available, including DBMS_CLOUD.COPY_DATA (for fetching data from object storage) and Live Share for sharing data between ATP instances. When integrating data for consumption by an APEX Application, one of the first decisions you need to make is: Should I synchronize data to a local table or use REST APIs / DB Links / Live Share to access the data in the target instance in real-time? In this post, I will explore this question and provide my recommendations. The Case for Real-Time Integration There are some obvious reasons for fetching the data directly from the source as and when you need it: Up-to-Date Information : You always get the late...

Read this on my blog Hello, I hope you're enjoying October! This weekend I enjoyed time with family over Canadian Thanksgiving 🇨🇦. The second day of Advanced Frontend Testing in Vue is happening Thursday, and I'm excited for this one. I incorporated a lot of feedback from the first day, and I think it's going to be a great workshop. I can't wait to put this material together into the course for you all — I think there's a huge need for this testing content, and I'm excited to share it with you. In the meantime, I...