Wondering what we've been up to at Firely in the last few months? The Product team got together to showcase all the latest updates in FHIR, Simplifier.net, Forge, and Firely Terminal in our October webinar.
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Here's what we covered:
💡 Insights from the HL7 Working Group Meeting in Atlanta.
▶️ A demo on converting FHIR shorthand in the Firely Terminal GitHub pipeline.
🆕 All you need to know about the latest quality control, FQL, and package enhancements.
⏭️ Exciting features to be released soon, including package feeds, a FHIR Shorthand editor, and a new validator.
💬 Q&A session – answering all your burning questions.
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The Product team showcase all the latest updates in FHIR, Simplifier.net, Forge, and Firely Terminal in our October webinar.
New quality control rules, markdown rendering, major infrastructure upgrades, and improved package publication, along with a new year-based versioning system.
A marketplace for healthcare knowledge encoded in FHIR and an overview page for every country publishing FHIR models.
Learn key FHIR terms and concepts with our comprehensive FHIR Glossary, essential for navigating the complex FHIR landscape.
Better handling of preferred file format (XML/JSON), faster loading time for projects with large dependencies and support for JSON output preview.