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Awarded Member of the Month (May 2022) by Oracle APEX Community

Member of the Month (May 2022)

I would like to share this achievement with you all that, I was awarded "Member of the Month" by Oracle APEX Community at apex.world for my great blogposts in May 2022.


Perfection lies in doing ordinary things extraordinarily well, Perseverance and Perfection has led me to this Oracle Apex Community Award as Member of the month. 
Would like to dedicate this award to Joel Kallman, without whom we would not have this community nor these awards.

Blogposts

I) Twilio Integration with Oracle APEX 22.1

                1) Get Started with Twilio

                2) Explore Twilio Messages APIs

                3) Explore Twilio View Messages List API

                4) Send Messages in Oracle APEX using Twilio API

                5) View List of Twilio Sent Messages in Oracle APEX using REST Data Source

                6) View List of Twilio Sent Messages in Oracle APEX using APEX_WEB_SERVICE API

II) Razorpay Payment Gateway Integration with Oracle APEX


                2) List all Razorpay Orders in Oracle APEX

                3) List all Razorpay Payments in Oracle APEX

III) PLSQL API for REST Data Services

IV) Tips for Mobile Apps


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An award is a morale booster, An award gives you that high no drug in this world can give, today I am totally on a new high, and I was on Cloud, but moments I realized that there is a lot more to achieve, because, The day I get satisfied by myself, there ends my learning, with this my learning should become more intense and more concentrated, Thanks everyone who have been supporting me.

Special thanks to Chaitanya Koratamaddi  and Sunil Sridhar for your continuous encouragement and positive words, which made me to get this award.

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Happy APEXing!

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