My First Book: Beginning Oracle Application Express 4

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I'm pleased to announce that Beginning Oracle Application Express 4 is finally published! I co-authored this book along with Doug Gault, Karen Cannell, Patrick Cimolini, and Timothy St. Hilaire. Co-authoring this book was a very interesting experience which was well worth the time and effort.
This book is aimed at beginner to intermediate APEX developers. It contains a lot of step by step instructions and detailed explanations to help you get a solid foundation for APEX development. You can purchase it from Amazon.com. If you'd prefer a soft copy the publisher, Apress, also offers the eBook.
Part I: Introducing APEX Chapter 1: An Introduction to APEX 4.0 Chapter 2 - APEX 4.0: A Developer's Overview
Part II: Beginning APEX 4.0 Programming Chapter 3 - Identifying the Problem & Designing the Solution Chapter 4 - SQL Workshop Chapter 5 - Creating the Base Application & Navigational Components Chapter 6 - Forms & Reports Chapter 7 - Charts & Maps Chapter 8- Programmatic Elements Chapter 9 - Security Chapter 10 - Deploying Applications
Part III: Programming Websheets Chapter 11 - Understanding Websheets Chapter 12 - A WebSheets Example
Part IV: Advanced Topics Chapter 13 - Extended Developer Tools Chapter 14 - Managing Workspaces Chapter 15 - Team Development