Thanks @Lucas Enard ! This is a really helpful sample!

Just tried vs my FHIR deployment - works like a charm!

I didn't get through the advantage of having VSCode inside the container? Can't I do the same mapping source folder using volumes in docker-compose?

Also, is it possible to VSCode inside a container with IRIS? e.g. if I want to build something using Embedded Python?

Hi Rochdi! curl is a software that can make http calls from a command line. 

Are you sure you need curl? Or maybe you need to make http calls from IRIS or Ensemble? 

There are plenty of examples.

E.g. here is a one line to make an http GET request and download  and install ZPM:

    s r=##class(%Net.HttpRequest).%New(),r.Server="pm.community.intersystems.com",r.SSLConfiguration="ISC.FeatureTracker.SSL.Config" d r.Get("/packages/zpm/latest/installer"),$system.OBJ.LoadStream(r.HttpResponse.Data,"c")

It is an example of http request

So isn´t there a solution for linear cost pagination with customizable filtering and ordering?

THanks for the question @Rodrigo Werneck 

Calling for @Benjamin De Boe and @Bob Kuszewski to help.
 

Hi @Daniel Bertozzi ! I hope this article by @Istvan Hahn is relevant.
 

Hi @Nicholai Mitchko ! Thanks for sharing! Do you want to add your GitHub repo to Open Exchange? This will broaden the audience and will let it be easier found.

@Robert Cemper, why did you provide such a low assessment for the tool in your review?

I've just tested the repository: it builds and works as expected:

You can follow the instruction, but I did it with VSCode:

1. Opened Visual Studio Code with Docker and ObjectScript plugins installed. Cloned the repository in VSCode.

2. Right-click on the docker-compose.yml file and choose "Compose Up" in the menu.

3. Once it builds successfully it indeed goes with a random available port. But this is done intentionally to not force you to stop other docker images if they own the port. To start the application comfortably just click on ObjectScript menu in the bottom bar to choose Refresh - it will find the port and show the user menu.

4. Choose Globals menuitem and start using the app.

What's wrong, @Robert Cemper ?

What ENV variables do you mean?

@Dmitry Maslennikov , thanks for contributing it! It’s so fast working UI with clear UX to filter and search for globals and find the data across different namespaces! Well done! I recommend adding the tool to a usual InterSystems IRIS developer toolset! 

I suppose your code is in some repository, e.g. GitHub, GitLab or Bitbucket. So you can just do the class rename code-refactoring procedure in all the classes of the package and in all the places the methods of package class can be called: rename code test.a->work.a.

and move all the files from folder test.a to work.a.

Calling for @Regilo Regilio Guedes de Souza and @sween 
 

Calling @Benjamin De Boe 

Thanks, @Anastasia Dyubaylo!

I especially like tags change and analytics info! 

We are looking for the implementations of different data models with globals as a persistence engine. Technically everyone can implement their own graph, temporal, columnar, document, or any other type of a persistence engine implementing the API via Embedded Python, ObjectScript, or through Native API libs of node.js, java, python, or dotnet.

Also, we are looking for smart data index implementations, such as spatial index, functional indexes for search, etc.

There will be technical bonuses of such. Stay tuned and join our Monday's kick-off for more details.

Thanks for your hard work, @Robert Cemper !

but where’s your review on csvgen?)