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Oracle APEX Plug-ins

APE Watchtower is the alarm system for your APEX applications: you set up sensors that monitor your applications, database, external services, or even business processes, and if one of them detects something fishy, Watchtower raises the alarm: on your Watchtower Dashboard, in your APE Inbox, or by email.

APEX Project Eye 26.2 introduces Watchtower Summary, a new Watchtower feature that puts a compact summary of every scan directly on the dashboard, so you can see the state of a scan — and what to do about it — the moment it finishes.

APEX Project Eye 26.2 introduces SLA in Watchtower, letting teams define recurring compliance activities, sign them off in seconds, and prove, with a full history, that someone was really watching.

How we at United Codes modernize Oracle APEX applications: the methodology, the tools, and the lessons from real migration projects.

I'll be upfront: I don't usually get excited about software releases the way some people do. But APEX 26.1 is different. After spending time with it over the past few weeks, I can say with confidence that this one actually changes how we work. The United Codes team has been putting it through its paces, and I wanted to share our collective first impressions before we get too deep into the weeds on individual features.

APEX Project Eye 26.1 delivers a major upgrade to Page Links, expanding support for newer APEX components and adding dedicated reports to help you understand how users move through your applications. These improvements make it easier to spot unreachable pages, dead ends, and navigation hubs so you can refine your application flows with confidence.

APE Watchtower is the alarm system for your APEX applications: you set up sensors that monitor your applications, database, external services, or even business processes, and if one of them detects something fishy, Watchtower raises the alarm: on your Watchtower Dashboard, in your APE Inbox, or by email.

APEX Project Eye 26.2 introduces Watchtower Summary, a new Watchtower feature that puts a compact summary of every scan directly on the dashboard, so you can see the state of a scan — and what to do about it — the moment it finishes.

APEX Project Eye 26.2 introduces SLA in Watchtower, letting teams define recurring compliance activities, sign them off in seconds, and prove, with a full history, that someone was really watching.

How we at United Codes modernize Oracle APEX applications: the methodology, the tools, and the lessons from real migration projects.

I'll be upfront: I don't usually get excited about software releases the way some people do. But APEX 26.1 is different. After spending time with it over the past few weeks, I can say with confidence that this one actually changes how we work. The United Codes team has been putting it through its paces, and I wanted to share our collective first impressions before we get too deep into the weeds on individual features.

APEX Project Eye 26.1 delivers a major upgrade to Page Links, expanding support for newer APEX components and adding dedicated reports to help you understand how users move through your applications. These improvements make it easier to spot unreachable pages, dead ends, and navigation hubs so you can refine your application flows with confidence.