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# [Oracle APEX Roadmap Changes 2024-2025](https://mattmulvaney.hashnode.dev/oracle-apex-roadmap-changes-2024-2025?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

I visited the roadmap today (9 Jun 2025) and noticed some differences from the last time it was cached on 8 Aug 2024. 2024 Version 2025 Version Differences The two describe upcoming or planned features for Oracle APEX, but there are some key differ...

Jun 9, 2025 · 2 min read · mattmulvaney.hashnode.dev  
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[Matt Mulvaney](https://hashnode.com/@lufcmattylad)

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I do fancy stuff with Oracle APEX #orclapex

With around 20 years on the job, Matt is one of the most experienced software developers at Pretius. He likes meeting new people, traveling to conferences, and working on different projects. He’s also a big sports fan (regularly watches Leeds United, Formula 1, and boxing), and not just as a spectator – he often starts his days on a mountain bike, to tune his mind.

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[Joe Kerr](https://hashnode.com/@jkerr)

[Jun 13, 2025](https://hashnode.com/posts/oracle-apex-roadmap-changes-2024-2025/68469829ade64f948b16709a/comment/684c05127d50ec8c6a66803a)

The comparison is very helpful and informative. As far as "Improved printing and PDF export" Document Generator is a good first installment but compare to AOP and there is a long way to go and still more to be done at the basic reporting level. This includes easier integration with APEX. Hoping this doesn't mean Document Generator is done.
