One of the main features of Oracle APEX is the Interactive Grid (IG). For those unaware, it works as a CRUD to interact with any data from the database. There are many great features readily available in the IG. Search is one of such out-of-the-box capabilities, which means no extra development is required!
Oracle APEX: how to customise Interactive Grid search
By Rene Mikami, Senior Consultant on Oct 15, 2020
The best way to validate MuleSoft
By Alessandro Toscano, Solution Architect on Oct 7, 2020
Are you in the middle of working out your integration strategy and selecting a suitable platform? It's a serious and long-term commitment, so wouldn't it be great to test a chosen platform first? Validate it by building fully-functioning API integrations for your specific use case?
G-Cloud 12 Success for Infomentum
By Infomentum on Oct 5, 2020
Public sector customers will now be able to purchase a range of services from digital transformation consultancy Infomentum on the UK government’s G-Cloud 12 framework. We received the news that our application was successful earlier this month, with services going live on the marketplace today.
Testing made easy with MUnit Test Recorder
By Olga Kepa, MuleSoft Developer on Jul 29, 2020
Testing is a critical part of software development, ensuring early detection of bugs or any other problems within your code. However, for most of us it's the less favorite activity; it feels tedious and often repetitive. Furthermore, creating test for a large block of code can be troublesome, especially for beginners.
5 crucial steps to successful API integration project.
By Katerina Misuta on Jul 22, 2020
API-led integration can propel your organisation to new heights; better customer service, increased efficiency and innovation are only a few of the benefits of a successful initiative.
Top tips on running effective agile retrospectives remotely
By Andrew Murphy on Jul 9, 2020
How do you keep your retrospectives fresh and the team engaged? It is a challenge many agile teams face. As organisations adjust to running almost every meeting online, the issue of conference call fatigue is making this even more important. To run effective agile retrospectives in any climate you need an efficient delivery approach that will spur your team. Remote or face to face, it is essential to keep the retrospective short, focused and engaging - read on to find out how.
How to acquire new customers - drive B2B sales during the COVID-19
By Alecia Ridout, Head of Sales on Jun 26, 2020
The last few months have been challenging for most Sales teams, and ours has been no exception. The uncertainty of the economic climate has led many businesses to hibernate. In the space of a couple of weeks, the market went quiet; projects were put on hold, budgets cut.
Oracle APEX: Sending big texts to modal popups
By Rene Mikami, Senior Consultant on Jun 8, 2020
In my experience, when working with Interactive Grid, most of the times, we need to open a modal popup to interact with selected records (single or multi selection). For example, let say we have an Interactive Grid listing some records and you want a button which bulk updates all selected rows with the same value.
Lessons learnt: co-managed services transition to 100% remote.
By Marta Monteiro, CTO on May 28, 2020
The weeks preceding the lockdown were tense. As a CTO at Infomentum, I am responsible not only for the internal IT but also for providing our customers with reliable and efficient co-managed services. My team had many ongoing projects, customers on 24/7 support contracts, and, on top of it, manage our transition to remote working to take care of. This was no easy task, but I was determined, there was no way we were going to let anyone down!
MuleSoft TDD with the use of MUnit
By Spiros Pappas, Senior MuleSoft Consultant on May 20, 2020
Unit testing has always been an integral part of software engineering because it ensures that problems in the code are isolated and fixed long before they become an issue in production. With the introduction and adoption of Agile framework, unit testing has changed dramatically because of the test-driven development (TDD) methodology. TDD is a software development strategy in which unit tests are used to drive the development process. In this blog, I explain how to practice TDD and share some tips on how to write great unit tests using MUnit.