
Front-end web developer for Oracle APEX (#orclapex) & Tech enthusiast. All tweets are my own and do not reflect the views of Oracle.
Virginia Beach, VA
Joined January 2009
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Today’s the day. 🍲
Home Cooked is officially live.
Save the recipes that matter. Build your own cookbooks. Share them with the people you love.
Recipes are meant to be shared.
tryhomecooked.com
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no context memes@nocontextmemes29 Nov 2025
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New Template Component plug-in available 📢
Based on @sneasio's incredible github.com/sneas/img-compari… library ✨
Use it to display differences between two images 😍
Available now on apex.world and github.com/LouisMoreaux/apex…
Check it out👇
#orclAPEX
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First day at Crowdstrike, pushed a little update and taking the afternoon off ✌️
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📝️ new blog post on Template Component improvements in #orclapex 24.1 and my general thoughts on the new release: hartenfeller.dev/blog/apex-2…
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Join Michael Hichwa and Andy Mendelsohn to learn how #GenAI in Oracle APEX can help developers focus on innovation not code—building mission-critical apps that enterprises can depend on and users will love.
social.ora.cl/6014588RC
#orclAPEX
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#tinyCSStip One thing that has always annoyed me about `:empty` is that it doesn't work for elements that have text content, but no element children.
`:has()` fixes this problem.
`:not(:has(*))` selects elements that don't have element children, even if they have text content.
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🚨🚨🚨🚨
Apple will NOT remove PWA support on iOS
🥳🥳🥳🥳
👉This is an official statement form Apple that replaced today the previous excuses published around the removal.
We did it, folks!
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Open Letter to Tim Cook: Sabotaging Web Apps is Indefensible
🔨 Apple breaking EU Web Apps in < 7 days
😢 Many companies will be bankrupted / severely hurt
🌎 This does global damage to the web
👇SIGN THE OPEN LETTER (Link below)
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Apple has seen Web Apps as potential threat to the AppStore since 2011.
Apple execs in email titled "HTML5 Poses Threat to Flash and the AppStore" say "I think someday we will see a challenge from ... a web based solution"
👇Help us fight for the web, fill in the survey

ALT Email from Philip Schiller to Eddy Cue that says “Food for thought: Do we think our 30/70% split will last forever? While I am a staunch supporter of the 30/70% split and keeping it simple and consistent across our stores, I don’t think 30/70 will last unchanged forever. I think someday we will see a challenge from another platform or a web based solution to want to adjust our model”
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What Josh said.
⚠️ I'll also add: don't use localized currency either unless the user has expressed a preference for it.
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🚨 Time's running out! ⏳ The APEX Alpe Adria conference Call for Papers closes on January 31st. 📝 Haven't submitted your abstract yet? Now's the moment! ✨#orclapex
aaapeks.info
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WAI-ARIA 1.3 First Public Working Draft has been published!
All changes are listed in the document under B. Time to provide feedback!
w3.org/TR/wai-aria-1.3/
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It's a whole new world. The new @OracleSQLDev for @code in the browser.
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Your teammates don't want to listen to you. Here's why.
Compare and Contrast
"It doesn't work."
VS
"I'm seeing some behaviour I don't understand. Can you help?
I checked the configs in dev, and they looked okay. So I went to the front end, opened the dev tools, clicked the thing and checked the traffic. I didn't see what I expected.
So I checked the other environment and couldn't recreate the problem, which I thought was weird 🤔.
Is it working and I've messed up, or is it broken?"
What's the difference?
In the first example, we deliver our conclusion. And nothing else.
In the second example, we share our conclusion, explain how we arrived at the conclusion, how we tried to get ourselves unstuck, and then asked for help.
What's the impact?
The first way reduces your credibility.
The second way increases your credibility.
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Create AI-generated Theme Roller Styles for Oracle APEX! 🚀 Import, customize, and transform your #orclapex app.
My first blog of 2024 shows you exactly how you can use AI to build & import you own AI-generated styles.
mattmulvaney.hashnode.dev/us…
#orclapex #AI @PretiusSoftware 🍪





























