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Getting started with UI development through Oracle JET.
An introduction to myself: To give this blog some context, I intend this blog to be an insight into how I learn the different technologies I’ll be in contact with at my business unit at Capgemini, ERP Cloud Solutions. As a degree apprentice developer in the team the posts should have a technical focus and… Read more
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Using OCI360 to Audit Cloud Tenancy Data
Firstly, all credit goes to: https://github.com/dbarj/oci360 for this tool. Currently, there is no official Oracle tool for generating reports of a Cloud Tenancy. This can leave generating data around estates as a manual task open to human error. This acts as a tool to produce these reports. Free open-source framework/tool to generate html output of… Read more
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OCI Block Volume Backup and Further Linux Learning
OCI’s block volume option gives you a wide range of options when it comes to creating backup’s and restoring from them. It also gave me an excellent opportunity to learn about building, backing up and reattaching a restored block volume to a different instance – with a test included as proof. The challenge:1. Provision a… Read more
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Using Knockout JS through OJET
Having spent some time away from developing UI’s in OJET but luckily spending time getting to grips with Javascript, i’ve been fortunate enough to revisit a topic that I struggled to grasp. Before discussing the topic my first comment is that i’ve gained a lot of enjoyment from returning to a once seemingly difficult area… Read more
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Introduce yourself to Linux with Oracle Always Free Account
Things have changed for me personally since the last post I shared with you. Work focus has shifted due to a change in project and I know find myself working on a lift and shift to cloud project where i’m also writing some backend stuff. (As an early preview the next post i’ll write will… Read more
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Going solo….
So, after the previous posts around learning OJET as the junior role in an experienced team I’ve found myself with a less technically challenging task. However, it’s a task I need to find a solution for myself (an effective and stressful way to learn). As mentioned previously, there is an internal project around a visitor… Read more
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Further steps with OJET, doing the research and solving blockers
Picking up from where we last off, I promised some discussion around some of the more complex components in OJET. However, as you know i’m towards the beginning of my journey, especially with this tool, so some background work was required before diving into the ‘complex’ components the cookbook had to offer. In terms of… Read more
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