Oracle Alta UI Patterns for Enterprise Applications and Responsive UI Support
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The document provides an overview of Oracle Alta UI patterns for enterprise applications, highlighting responsive UI support, high scalability dashboards, and various UI components. It discusses features like dynamic editable forms, master-detail patterns, and coexistence with Skyros, emphasizing best practices and customer use cases. The author's credentials and contact information are also included.
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