Big news today – Oracle Database 23c Free—Developer Release just released!

Hi everyone! Big news today, just announced at Oracle CloudWorld in Singapore!

The new Oracle Database 23c Free – Developer Release is now available.

Oracle Database 23c Free – Developer Release is the first release of the next-generation Oracle Database, allowing developers a head-start on building applications with innovative 23c features that simplify development of modern data-driven apps. The entire  feature set of Oracle Database 23c is planned to be generally available within the next 12 months.

It has heaps of new developer-focused features and its completely free! And easy to download and use!

My two favorite features are:

  • the new JSON Relational Duality Views which allow you to create a JSON document representation from a number of existing tables, and they are read/write! So you can use JSON in your applications and have the underlying data stored in relational tables. Of course you can store it in JSON too if you want to!
  • JavaScript Stored Procedures, or as I like to think of them – in-database microservices which can scale to zero, with fast startup and scaling, and resource management to prevent noisy neighbors!

I look forward to writing posts about those, and some other exicting new features really soon.

You can find it here: https://www.oracle.com/database/free/

About Mark Nelson

Mark Nelson is a Developer Evangelist at Oracle, focusing on microservices and messaging. Before this role, Mark was an Architect in the Enterprise Cloud-Native Java Team, the Verrazzano Enterprise Container Platform project, worked on Wercker, WebLogic and was a senior member of the A-Team since 2010, and worked in Sales Consulting at Oracle since 2006 and various roles at IBM since 1994.
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