What is the best practice to roll out ApEx to production?

Hi,
My first ApEx application :) What is the best practice to deploy an ApEx application to production?
Also, I created end users account and use the end user's accountsto log in to ApEx via URL (http://xxx.xxx.xxx:8080/apex/f?p=111:1). However, how come sometimes it's still in development mode (ie: with the Home|Application#|Edit Page#|Create|Session|... ) tool bar showing up at the bottom, but sometimes not?
Thanks much :)
Helen

When you setup your users, make sure the radio button for both workspace admin and developer are set to No. This should make them an "end user" and they should not see the links. Only developers and workspace admins can see it.

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