I just finished giving my first presentation at RMOUG Training Days 2019. So far it has been a great event. The venue is very nice and convenient. The presentations cover interesting topics and are presented by experts. The organization has been flawless. A big thank you to the RMOUG team. 
During my presentation I mentioned that I would provide a link to the artifacts of my presentation on this blog...so here it is: <a target="_blank" href="https://github.com/ainielse/rando/tree/master/peer_review">https://github.com/ainielse/rando/tree/master/peer_review</a> 
There are three files: 
<ul>
<li>The presentation itself ([a_nielsen_peer_code_rmoug.pptx](<a href="https://github.com/ainielse/rando/blob/master/peer_review/a_nielsen_peer_code_rmoug.pptx" class="autolinkedURL autolinkedURL-url" target="_blank">github.com/ainielse/rando/blob/master/peer_..</a> "a_nielsen_peer_code_rmoug.pptx"))</li>
<li>An APEX application for tracking peer code reviews ([f_peer_review.sql](<a href="https://github.com/ainielse/rando/blob/master/peer_review/f_peer_review.sql" class="autolinkedURL autolinkedURL-url" target="_blank">github.com/ainielse/rando/blob/master/peer_..</a> "f_peer_review.sql")) that contains supporting objects and seed data</li>
<li>An APEX application to maintain the seed data ([f_peer_review_admin.sql](<a href="https://github.com/ainielse/rando/blob/master/peer_review/f_peer_review_admin.sql" class="autolinkedURL autolinkedURL-url" target="_blank">github.com/ainielse/rando/blob/master/peer_..</a> "f_peer_review_admin.sql"))</li>
</ul>
I'd love to hear any stories of organizations putting this into practice.
Finally, a plug for my session tomorrow: APEX, ORDS and IoT. I hope to see you there.

I just finished giving my first presentation at RMOUG Training Days 2019. So far it has been a great event. The venue is very nice and convenient. The presentations cover interesting topics and are presented by experts. The organization has been flawless. A big thank you to the RMOUG team.  
  
During my presentation I mentioned that I would provide a link to the artifacts of my presentation on this blog...so here it is:  
[https://github.com/ainielse/rando/tree/master/peer\_review](https://github.com/ainielse/rando/tree/master/peer_review)  
  
There are three files:  
  

*   The presentation itself ([a\_nielsen\_peer\_code\_rmoug.pptx](https://github.com/ainielse/rando/blob/master/peer_review/a_nielsen_peer_code_rmoug.pptx "a_nielsen_peer_code_rmoug.pptx"))
*   An APEX application for tracking peer code reviews ([f\_peer\_review.sql](https://github.com/ainielse/rando/blob/master/peer_review/f_peer_review.sql "f_peer_review.sql")) that contains supporting objects and seed data
*   An APEX application to maintain the seed data ([f\_peer\_review\_admin.sql](https://github.com/ainielse/rando/blob/master/peer_review/f_peer_review_admin.sql "f_peer_review_admin.sql"))

I'd love to hear any stories of organizations putting this into practice.

  

Finally, a plug for my session tomorrow: APEX, ORDS and IoT. I hope to see you there.

Peer Code Review Presentation at RMOUG Training Days 2019