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• June 28, 2024

Oracle Revolutionizes Enterprise App Development with APEX AI Assistant

Oracle has unveiled a game-changing update to its popular low-code development platform, Oracle APEX. The new APEX AI Assistant is set to transform how enterprise applications are built and maintained, making the process faster, more intuitive, and accessible to a broader range of developers.

At the heart of this innovation is the ability to use natural language prompts to create applications. Developers can now describe the features and components they want, and the AI Assistant will generate the necessary SQL statements and application blueprints. This breakthrough significantly reduces the need for developers to memorize complex syntax or table names, allowing them to focus on designing unique features and solving business problems.

The APEX AI Assistant doesn't stop at initial development. It also offers one-click debug correction and can explain existing code, making maintenance and updates more efficient. For end-users, the platform now includes an out-of-the-box conversational interface, enabling natural language interactions within applications without requiring developers to build AI or NLP components from scratch.

Oracle APEX's declarative development approach has already proven its worth, enabling developers to build mission-critical applications 20 times faster with 100 times less code. With over 21 million applications built and 850,000 developers using the platform worldwide, these AI enhancements are set to make Oracle APEX even more powerful and accessible.

The impact of these innovations is already being felt across industries. Companies like Trailcon and Natcorp are leveraging Oracle APEX to create sophisticated applications that process thousands of invoices monthly and provide HR solutions to hundreds of thousands of users.

As businesses increasingly rely on custom applications to drive their operations, Oracle's APEX AI Assistant represents a significant leap forward in enterprise application development. By combining the power of AI with low-code development, Oracle is not just keeping pace with the future of software development – it's helping to shape it.