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Get Started & Install

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What APEX is and how it works, installing APEX 26.1 with ORDS, and what is new in this release.

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Build Your First Apps

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Create applications, then shape them with pages, regions, navigation, and themes.

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Reports, Grids & Charts

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Show data with classic and interactive reports, cards, charts, and the Interactive Grid.

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Forms, Items & Messages

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Collect data with forms, page items, and lists of values, and talk to users with messages and dialogs.

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Server-Side Logic with PL/SQL

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Processes, validations, computations, collections, and the APEX PL/SQL APIs, plus fixing errors.

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Dynamic Actions & JavaScript

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Make pages interactive with dynamic actions, then go further with JavaScript, jQuery, Ajax, and the apex.* API.

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Security, Admin & Deployment

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Authentication and authorization, session state protection, administration, deployment, and translation.

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Files, PDF & Integrations

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Upload and download files, print PDFs, and connect APEX to REST services, workflows, and plug-ins.

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REST APIs with ORDS

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Publish your own REST APIs from the database with Oracle REST Data Services.

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AI Apps with APEX 26.1

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Generative AI services, the APEX_AI package, AI assistants, RAG, and vector search in your apps.

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Recipes, Books & Career

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Real-world recipes that combine everything, plus books, tools, and interview preparation.

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