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Half a Century of Trophies

What is Oracle Dev Gym?

Join the Oracle Dev Gym (FREE!) and build your Oracle technology muscles by taking workouts, quizzes and even entire classes on SQL, PL/SQL, database design, logic and more. Learn More Get Started.

The trophies I have collected,

Minor milestone reached. Yes, I have collected half a century of trophies from Oracle Dev Gym by taking quizzes, attending classes, and doing workouts. (SQL, PL/SQL, APEX, Java and Database)



Here's my tweet,
The best way to improve your Oracle skills,

1) You want to improve your SQL, PL/SQL, APEX, Java, Database Design, Security, Logic and etc knowledge?

2) Go to https://devgym.oracle.com/

3) You can do workouts, attend classes, play weekly tournament, or just do random quizzes.

4) It's fun and you can spend as little or as much time as you want.

Happy Coding!

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