If your using FHIR resources to represent your healthcare models, you may run into some issues when building a Node.JS application to work with your FHIR models. FHIR does a pretty good job at providing examples (reference implementations) of how to use FHIR in different technology stacks. However, I

Node.JS is really cool. I like how easy it is to setup an application and get a website running. Its multi-platform support is great, and I hear that it scales pretty good, too. There seems to be a huge trend where everyone wants to use Node.JS, which is

Recently I worked on a project that was developed entirely using Node.JS. There was a need to integrate the application with an XDS registry/repository, which exposed its functionality via SOAP services. I investigated soap client interfaces for Node.JS, and found three; node-soap, easysoap, and douche. After testing

I've been working with Javascript a great deal in the last year. I've recently worked on two web applications that were both written purely in Javascript (which were exposed using NodeJS) and two other web applications whose UI were purely javascript, with alternative back-ends (such as