Hi John and Geertjan
The Last Post of 2017 and I want to say this has been quite an interesting course, requiring a lot of research. Then what else would one expect if one want's to learn something new. There was the element of familiarity as I have done web development and java script programming quite a while back. Two factors that are evident are time and technology. As time progresses so too one finds that technology changes exponentially in relation to this. This brings about the necessity for each person involved in IT to continually update their skills and in so doing remain relevant in the industry.
What I liked about the course was that one did not only have video content provided but also access links to GitHub and from there one could access links to the relevant material for each lesson. It was interesting to learn about the separation of javascript code from the web page and using tools to bind them together. I really like the flexibility and openness of OJet which allows one to utilise different modules available in the open source community. The Cookbook is an exceptionally great feature that accelerates development. Obviously I came across some problems relating to screen refreshes etc. but I would be inclined to put this down to my experience level with OJet.
A few suggestions I have made in the past and would like to put forward here are:
Why does the MOOC community not have an idea space of its own?
MOOC: Video experience and user controls
MOOC Quiz to Simulate OCP Certification Style testing
I look forward to participating in more MOOC courses relating to OJet, APEX and related technologies within the Oracle family of products.
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