- Hassan Raza
- June 26, 2026
- Bonfire
Why Oracle Database Never Had a Version 1
The Developer’s Bonfire • Episode 01 • June 27, 2026 A monthly series of industry folklore, retold over coffee. Published every last Friday of the
Oracle APEX 26.1 dropped on May 14, 2026. The release notes run 90+ pages. You have production apps, deadlines, and real work waiting. So here
You’ve probably heard these terms thrown around: Relational Database. NoSQL. Autonomous. Vector Database. Hierarchical. Multi-Model. And if you’re sitting there wondering what any of that
Your Oracle database is the backbone of your business. It runs payroll, powers the ERP, stores eight years of transactional history. And every hour it
When I first started writing PL/SQL, I honestly thought I was doing great. My code worked, the data was moving, and nobody was complaining. But
If you have been googling “oracle apex login” or “oracle apex workspace” and ending up on Oracle’s official docs that feel like they were written
Most enterprise Oracle APEX applications are great at managing data but completely silent when it comes to communicating with users outside the system. Approvals wait
Working in Oracle APEX across multiple environments DEV, TEST, and PROD is risky business if you don’t have clear visual indicators. All it takes is
So here’s the thing – I was working on a project management app in Oracle APEX where users needed to mark workflow tasks as complete.
This guide is based on the original server-side setup article by my colleague and mentor, Sajjad Hanifa. You can read his full original post here: