VBCS

Oracle VBCS has revolutionised the visual development scene for both mobile and web interfaces by introducing features such as drag and drop UI creation, visual logic definition, business object creation and much more. Visual applications consist of mobile apps, web interfaces, service connections, business objects, and sometimes processes.

We’ll cover it all in our Oracle VBCS Tutorial, which is designed to give you the best Oracle VBCS training in Bangalore and around.

Join us now to create, collaborate and deploy your first app from a simple browser-based cloud environment without compromising on the original source code.

Visual Builder Cloud Service

VBCS lets you focus on the visual techniques of development so as to create interfaces, business logic and objects to meet all your users’ needs.

With IQ Stream Technologies, you’ll gain a strong hold on all the skills necessary to master Oracle VBCS in easy terminology. Your VBCS learning path with us will begin by learning the basic building blocks, the features, tools and finally the steps involved in developing an app for end-users.

VBCS Learning Path with IQ Stream Technologies

We’ll start by making you familiar with all the basic building blocks of mobile and web
applications.

• The Building Blocks

– User Interface Components sums up a unit of UI components through a defined contract. In
this case, the Oracle JavaScript Extension Toolkit (JET) components contract.
– Variables are used to store and manage a client state. Every variable has its own type and
scope.
– Action Chains are a set of one or more individual actions. An action chain can be a result of an
event. For example, a button click that navigates you to another page.

-Page Flows Page & Page Navigation controls the transmission of information from one page to another.
– REST is responsible for all the data that enters an app. This data can come from business
objects and service connections. But how this data is sent to and from a REST endpoint is
controlled by actions and variables.
Once we’ve provided you with a solid foundation, we can move ahead and explore the features of
Oracle Visual Builder. By understanding the concept and purpose of all the essential features,

you’ll be able to make effective use of all the development techniques involved in Oracle VBCS.

.Key Features of Oracle Visual Builder

– Installation Free
No installation is needed to run/use the visual builder. Since VBCS is a browser-based cloud
service, you don’t need to install any software on your device.
– Added Functionality
Oracle Visual Builder lets you create advanced custom codes using the same old JavaScript, HTML
5, and CSS. Which means, less programming and more functionality.
– Visual Development
The main feature of Oracle VBCS is its visual development techniques. Including new components
and properties to a live app design cannot get any easier. Visual builder lets you do a lot with a
simple drag and drop.
– Data Storage and management
With VBCS, you can create new objects to store your app data. Plus replace your offline
spreadsheets with online web documents for easy sharing and collaboration.
– REST Services
With VBCS, choosing REST services from its own catalogue or other sources is only a few clicks
away.
– Mesh-up
Mesh-up lets you create a unified app that uses services from multiple sources along with your
own data objects.
– 24/7 Access from anywhere
Visual Builder also lets you create, share, and publish apps in the cloud itself so that they can be
accessed from desktop, mobile or any other device round the clock.
This extensive tutorial about Oracle’s Visual Builder Cloud Service will also give you full hands-on
experience of all the tools involved in building, developing, publishing and hosting of apps within
the cloud.

Let’s take a look at some of the main VBCS tools you’ll gain expertise on with IQ Stream’s Oracle
visual builder cloud service tutorial.

Oracle Visual Builder Cloud Service: Tools

– Data Management Tools for managing the business objects. These tools are built to help you
import, export, store and manage the data.
– Publishing Tools will help you through all the stages of deployment so you can publish your
apps in the cloud for users.
– Advanced Tools for enhanced security configuration and user info management.
– Collaboration Tools allow you to share app resources and data with other team members and
associates.
– Robust Tools are designed to help you connect with Oracle SaaS REST services in the integrated
catalogue for reports, requests and other responses.

• Use Visual Builder to extend and customize cloud applications
• Design with the Redwood Design System
• Develop your application in Visual Builder based on the design

This course is appropriate for Fusion and Redwood applications developers.