In this blog, I will show you how to quickly create an entirely free app using a JavaScript program that runs within the free Oracle database and calls Hugging Face AI, the results of which are stored in the database and can then be accessed using SQL, JSON, Rest, or…

In this blog, I will show you how to quickly create a full-stack app using an extremely powerful, versatile, popular, and entirely free software stack consisting of Flutter, Spring Boot, Oracle Database with Spatial (SQL, JSON, and Blockchain), and OpenStreetMap. All of the source is of course available here. As…

In this sixth article of the series, we describe and provide full source for a mixed reality app that takes any visual and audio input from a user’s surroundings, processing it with various AI, and returning output of summaries, results of generative AI, etc. This is the sixth piece in…

​The saga pattern is used to provide data integrity between multiple services and to do so for potentially long running transactions. There are many, cursory as they tend to be, blogs written on sagas and long-running transactions. In this piece, I will not go…

This is the fifth piece in a series on developing XR applications and experiences using Oracle and focuses on XR applications of healthcare, vision AI, training and collaboration, and messaging, including other topics such as multi-platform development, etc. Find the links to the first four articles below: Develop XR With…

This is the fourth piece in a series on developing XR applications and experiences using Oracle and focuses on XR applications of computer vision AI and ML and its related use in the metaverse. Find the links to the first three articles below: Develop XR With Oracle, Ep 1: Spatial…

This is the third piece in a series on developing XR applications and experiences using Oracle and focuses on XR applications of computer vision AI and ML and its related use in the metaverse. The first piece can be found here and the second piece can be found here. Again…

Here, in just a few simple steps, we’ll develop a mobile multiplayer game using Unity and Oracle’s Backend for Parse. A corresponding demonstration and explanation of the dev process for the game can also be viewed in the video found here. Check out Oracle’s converged database as it makes for many interesting possibilities through all of its data types and features and you will have powerful data and application backend…

This is the second piece in a series on developing XR applications and experiences using Oracle. The first piece can be found here. Again, I will specifically show applications developed with Oracle database and cloud technologies, HoloLens 2 (Microsoft Mixed Reality Headset), MRTK (Mixed Reality Toolkit) APIs (v2.7.2), and Unity…