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I used to sit next to a guy at a healthcare startup that wrote some huge HL7 parser, I wonder if they still use it. They were considering open sourcing it.
by droobles 8y ago
I used to sit next to a guy at a healthcare startup that wrote some huge HL7 parser, I wonder if they still use it. They were considering open sourcing it.
- eclipxe 8y agoI built an HL7 parser at a startup that was open source. Mirth.
- CalumSult 8y agoI use Mirth, thanks for open sourcing it!
- markolschesky 8y agoI love Mirth and the community that's built around it. Thank you very much for all the work you did on the project.
- eclipxe 8y agoGreat to hear! I've been off the project for years, but great to hear the community is going strong! I was the first community manager!
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- scruple 8y agoWe still use Mirth in a few legacy systems at work. I have fond memories of writing some custom JavaScript modules that were manipulating HL7 data at the time, was some fun work. I believe that they're still in use today, too.