Beautiful images of your source code
Hi, my name is Daniel! I'm a Full Stack Software Developer from Germany, blogging mainly about Oracle APEX and related topics. 🚀
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Hi, my name is Daniel! I'm a Full Stack Software Developer from Germany, blogging mainly about Oracle APEX and related topics. 🚀
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As John already teased in his blog post about the JavaScript API changes in APEX 21.2, there is a new apex.date namespace coming. Main purpose of it is to have an out-of-the-box replacement for Moment.js which is part of APEX since we introduced our ...
There's something new on apex.world: A REST endpoint to retrieve information about listed open source plugins from the apex.world plugins directory! Just fire up a HTTP GET call to https://apex.world/ords/apex_world/plugin/list/ to retrieve all plugi...
Last week a customer of mine hired me to look into performance issues they had at larger forms within their APEX inhouse app. After digging into it, I recognized that they used a lot of plugins in this particular app (~ 90), and of course a lot of kn...
Thus my presentation was to 90% demo and I think demos should always be available, so attendees can reproduce what they saw, here´s a link to an online version of it: https://orclapex.io/ords/f?p=APEXAPI Use demo / demo to login... If you´re interest...
About a year ago I came across some handy little tool to create nice looking images of your source code, it´s called carbon and can be used via your web browser. Just copy & paste your code into the textbox, do some adjustments like selecting a theme, background color or your code language. After that you are able to export it to an image file, which of course can be used everywhere, I usually use it for examples or in my presentation slides... What was new for me is, that someone created a command line utility which wraps the functionality of the homepage, which of course is way nicer to use :)
So I don´t have to copy & paste the code again and again, instead I save my work to a local file and then can generate an nice image just be firing some commands, even batch processing is now possible and saves me a lot of time.
You will find the whole project with instructions on GitHub: https://github.com/mixn/carbon-now-cli That´s it, hope the one or other also finds this tool helpful! And what´s nicer than beautiful source code :) 