Crea?ng Cloud Apps with Oracle Applica?on Builder Cloud Service

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2 Crea?ng Cloud Apps with Oracle Applica?on Builder Cloud Service Shay Shmeltzer Director of Product Management Oracle Development Tools and hpp://blogs.oracle.com/shay

3 This App you gave me is great but I just need one more thing Your typical business user

4 No problem, we ll put it in our to-do list, should be done just as we finish our current work Your typical IT department

5 What Would It Take for Business Users To Build An App? Visual Declara?ve + drag & drop Abstract technology Abstract app layers Easy publishing Easy to modify and enhance IT needs to be kept happy

6 Oracle Application Builder Cloud Service Build and host web applications in a faster and simpler way with zero install and no-coding required visual development

7 Applica?on Builder Cloud Service Key principles for Applica?on Builder Cloud Based Nothing to install or configure, runs in the browser. Applica?ons accessible from any device. Easy to Use Drag and drop, live WYSIWYG designer for crea?ng and hos?ng powerful applica?ons. SaaS Integrated Easy access to SaaS data and processes via REST catalog. Enrich SaaS with engaging custom UI. Extensible More complex behavior can be implemented in standard JavaScript and HTML. 7

8 Key Features for Business Users UI first experience Nothing to install Visual drag-and-drop experience Advanced default behavior Abstracted database Easy publishing Open to extensions

9 Oracle Applica?on Builder Cloud Service Demo Copyright 2016, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.

10 Features In Details

11 UI First Component PalePe Drag and Drop WYSIWYG Property inspector Mul?-device live preview Data objects created on the fly

12 Mobile Op?miza?on Responsive out-of-the-box Define responsive behavior Different screen sizes What to hide Mul?-size live preview

13 Create Your Own Data Objects UI first or data first Declara?ve defini?on Mul?ple field types Rela?onships establishment Declara?ve aggregated fields Stored in an Oracle cloud database Access through REST

14 Import/Export Data Bring data from outside xls or csv files Import between app stages Export data csv for each object

15 Consume Exis?ng Services REST services catalog Pre-populated with Oracle cloud services Add custom services

16 Applica?on Naviga?on Single page applica?on Naviga?on menu Declara?ve defini?on Integrate naviga?on to external pages

17 Custom Logic Define Recipes Simple sequence editor Built in func?ons Custom ac?ons JavaScript Client side execu?on

18 Security Role based Authorize for Page Object Opera?on Anonymous Access Embedding Control

19 Team Collabora?on Mul?-developer support Conflict warnings Versioning of applica?on

20 Reusable Components Themes UI Components JavaScript Libraries

21 Publish Develop/stage/publish One click publish Automa?c hos?ng Shareable URL Public or private Role based Export app to other instances

22 Extension Points for Developers Add Custom UI Objects Leverage Oracle JET Add Custom JavaScript Code Complex logic Reusable ar?fact

23 Key Features for Oracle SaaS Customers Built in Oracle SaaS services Catalog Out-of-the-box support for both Alta and Fusion UI skins Single-sign-on between SaaS and Applica?on Builder Cloud Service Embeddable pages in Oracle SaaS applica?on

24 Project Visual Code Low Code Development Planorm Web Applica?ons Mobile Applica?ons UI Design System Builder UI Components Oracle JET Oracle SaaS Business Objects Oracle PaaS Copyright 2016, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. Marketplace

25 Value Proposi?on Empower business users to create applica?ons Accelerate?me-to-market for applica?on delivery Reduce infrastructure management costs and?me Mash-up exis?ng and new data Create engaging applica?ons Reduce workload on IT departments

26 Try It Today cloud.oracle.com/applica?onbuilder

27 Safe Harbor Statement The preceding is intended to outline our general product direc?on. It is intended for informa?on purposes only, and may not be incorporated into any contract. It is not a commitment to deliver any material, code, or func?onality, and should not be relied upon in making purchasing decisions. The development, release, and?ming of any features or func?onality described for Oracle s products remains at the sole discre?on of Oracle.

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