JavaScript Extensions for Oracle Policy Modeling
It’s almost ready. The perfect Christmas gift (yeah, right, in bizarro-world) or New Year workout kit. The new book is due out in a few weeks, and you have the chance to win a free copy ahead of everyone else by entering our prize Survey (30 seconds) right now.
The book comes with 50 examples. You get them as Zip Files as well when you buy the book. The book covers all the different types of JavaScript Extensions that are currently available, with examples of each of them (sometimes many different examples) using easily-understandable business scenarios as the starting point, and using example projects from Oracle Policy Modeling – so you don’t need to install a Hub, or do anything special – which let’s you get started straight away.
- Label Extensions
- Input Extensions
- Search Extensions
- Options Extensions
- Entity Collect Extensions
- Entity Container Extensions
- Button Extensions
- Event Extensions
- Navigation, Header and Footer Extensions
The OPA Hub Website Community has also stepped up and I am delighted to say that 8 examples (with credits) came from readers of this website. I am very grateful to them and encourage all of you to submit your ideas and code snippets for the next version.
Hopefully this book will appeal to non-technical people too – I wrote it in the same style as the others (Getting Started with OPA, Getting Started with OSvC) and tried to make it as accessible as possible to everyone.
Here, in avant-premiere, is the cover. And no, I’m not sure what those things are either. But they sure look exotic and tasty. I wanted a parsnip on the cover but these were available and they look good. These are important questions that you worry about late at night. The publisher’s website has been updated, watch this space for the launch date!
