The OPA Hub Snap Poll Results

As you know, the OPA Hub Website runs short-term polls or “Snap Polls” in an effort to collect and share information about Oracle Policy Automation that may hopefully be of value to the Community. The OPA Hub Snap Poll Results concern the question we asked in March 2018, specifically “Are you going to be using the new JavaScript Extension in your OPA Interviews?”.

The most recent versions of Oracle Policy Automation have pretty much consolidated JavaScript as the client-side platform for delivering just about any visual changes you might wish for. Many of us are also pretty hopeful that the JavaScript library in interviews.js is a forerunner of a future REST client, and hopefully the basis for some sophisticated integrations as well.

Of course there are other avenues of development of Oracle Policy Automation, notably the experimental RuleScript, based on the output of the Oracle Labs and the graal library. Anyway, The OPA Hub Snap Poll Results were quite definitely in favour of the JavaScript extensions. You can find the results below, and I have included a link to a dynamic version of the graphic hosted by our friends at easel.ly.

 New OPA Snap Poll

As the Snap Poll on the subject of JavaScript has now closed, a new Snap Poll has been opened, this time in an effort to get more information about the needs of the Community in respect of training and advanced workshops. Please take a moment to answer the OPA Hub Snap Poll on this subject.

You’ve got to be in it, to win it

A reminder : when we close this Snap Poll, one lucky voter will get a free copy of Getting Started with Oracle Policy Automation 2018 Edition, so don’t hesitate to vote today. The Snap Poll will close on the 31st April 2018, and results will be published on this website soon afterwards.