Overview
United Codes develops software solutions designed to enhance productivity. The company operates in the software development sector.
Key people
In the news
- Kleinschalige IT-bedrijven hebben vaak moeite met sociale media door tijdsgebrek. Toch zijn de resultaten vaak spectaculair: • United Codes (Oracle APEX-tools): 31% meer volgers en 81.083 impressies in twaalf maanden. (Nu al in hun derde jaar bij Willow) • Fieldside: meer dan 104.000 impressies en 24.000 interacties op LinkedIn in een jaar. • Triniti Solutions: 215% meer impressies in twaalf maanden met Willow vs de twaalf ervoor Wat ze gemeen hebben, is een vast ritme. Dankzij de kmo-portefeuille konden veel kmo's investeren in de
- Week 9 of our dbLinter series with Philipp Hartenfeller opens a new category, maintainability, with rule G-3195: always use a wildcard in a LIKE clause. A filter written as where e.last_name like 'Smith' carries no % or _, so LIKE does exactly what = would do and matches only the literal string, Smith. It runs correctly, yet it leaves a question hanging for whoever reads it next. Was an exact match the intent, or did a wildcard get dropped along the way? The code gives no way to tell, so the next person has to guess what was meant.
- This week's dbLinter series with Philipp Hartenfeller is a reliability Blocker: rule G-3182, name your columns in GROUP BY rather than their position. Ever written GROUP BY 2 to save a few keystrokes? That 2 just means “the second column in the SELECT list,” so anyone reading it has to count down to see what you grouped by. Worse, the day someone adds or moves a column in that SELECT, the 2 points at something else and the query groups by the wrong column without raising an error. Naming the column clears it up, so the meaning
- Today’s the day, and yes, we’re going to make you choose. Vito Van Hecke and Kevin Thyssen are both presenting at HrOUG 2026 today in the same time slot. Plug-in development or APEX Actions? Choose your adventure! #HrOUG2026 #orclapex HrOUG Conference
- Dynamic Actions got you this far; APEX 26.1 takes you further. Kevin Thyssen is covering the full spectrum of client-side interaction at HrOUG 2026, from classic Dynamic Actions through to the brand-new Trigger Actions, with real demos and clear guidance on when to use what. https://2026.hroug.hr/eng HrOUG Conference #HrOUG2026 #orclapex
- Enkele quotes van onze clients 👇 “In één jaar lieten we onze LinkedIn-volgers groeien met 31% en genereerden we ruim 81.000 impressies. We starten ons derde jaar met Willow, omdat het écht werkt.” Jackie McIlroy, COO bij United Codes “De coachingsessies zijn van onschatbare waarde voor iemand zonder marketingachtergrond. Ik haal er altijd concrete, bruikbare inzichten uit.” Peter Snauwaert, oprichter van PS:Grow “Het feit dat het een Belgisch bedrijf is, gevestigd in Gent, maakte een groot verschil. Ik werk liever met mensen
- The best way to learn plug-in development is to actually build one. Vito Van Hecke is doing exactly that at HrOUG 2026, walking through a region plug-in from scratch, step by step, mostly in PL/SQL. If you know APEX, you’re ready for this one: https://2026.hroug.hr/eng HrOUG Conference #HrOUG2026 #orclapex
- Week 7 of the dbLinter series with Philipp Hartenfeller brings our first APEX-specific rule, A-1410: never set session lifetime or idle time to 0. An APEX app has a sessionManagement block that sets both maxSessionLength and maxSessionIdleTime to 0. Oracle reads 0 as unlimited, so sessions created by this app never expire. Picture someone signing in on a shared or public machine and walking away with the browser still open. The next person to sit down inherits that authenticated session and can act as the original user. The safe
Related profiles
Something wrong or missing? Send an update. Fixed within 24 hours.