Major changes to the FHIR Client in Firely .NET SDK 2.0
This blog post is an in-depth article about the FhirClient changes that came with the 2.0 version of Firely .NET SDK. Click to read more!
Major changes to the FHIR Client in Firely .NET SDK 2.0
What’s new and what changed in the 2.0 version of our Firely .NET SDK?
We recently launch the 2.0 version of our open source Firely .NET SDK. This new version will make your life as a FHIR developer even easier. We have implemented tons of new features that were high on your wish list. Discover what’s new and what changed in this new version!
Custom Resources in Vonk
TL;DR; Vonk FHIR Server supports Custom Resources. Define your own resourcetypes, store and validate them in Vonk just like any other resource. But don’t try to exchange them with others. What are Custom Resources? Custom Resources in this blog and… Continue reading →
FHIR R4 at Firely
The FHIR R4 roadmap for the API, Simplifier, Forge and Vonk TL;DR Product Release Expected (2019) Release content .NET API Alpha January R4 resources, FHIR client Beta February Final April Snapshot generation, validation and bug fixes Simplifier Alpha February R4… Continue reading →
Access Control in Vonk
TL;DR Vonk provides Access Control based on OpenIDConnect and the claims as defined by SMART on FHIR. It can be used in Vonk FHIR Server and Facade. May I borrow your bike? Last week a neighbor of ours wanted to… Continue reading →
Forge 14.4 technical overview
About new features in Forge release 14.4, especially profiles on profiles.
Validation – and other new features in the .NET API stack
During the long and rainy summer here in Amsterdam our team has been working hard to expand the .NET API to support more advanced usecases like full profile validation. Though validation may be The Most Wanted Feature for many of… Continue reading →
Metadata in FHIR
Last week, I implemented the $meta, $meta-add and $meta-delete operations in Ewout’s FHIR .NET API . This gave me the idea to write a blogpost about how FHIR metadata has changed between DSTU-1 and the current version of FHIR (v0.4.0).… Continue reading →
Supporting FHIR Json and Xml in .NET
We (in this case me, and my colleague Martijn) are currently writing the Profile validation subsystem for the .NET reference implementation. If you have spent time looking at the Profile specification you can probably sympathise that this is nor an… Continue reading →