go to post Jenny Ames · Jul 21, 2022 Hi @Aasir Waseer, great question! There are a lot of great resources that cover these topics more generally, but I'll focus on resources that specifically cover the tools available in InterSystems IRIS: Video: Introduction to Analytics with InterSystems IRIS Path: Predicting Outcomes with IntegratedML in InterSystems IRIS Path: Build Data Models with Adaptive Analytics Path: Building with the InterSystems IRIS BI Analyzer Path: Delivering Data Visually with InterSystems Reports Good luck!
go to post Jenny Ames · Feb 14, 2022 @A.R.N. H Hafeel , Following @Ben Spead 's question and assuming you want the latest and greatest w/ InterSystems IRIS (where you'll learn quite a bit that relates to Cache, but learn all the awesome new features of InterSystems IRIS too!), here's what I recommend: Get an introduction Video: What is InterSystems IRIS? Note: You can also learn about all InterSystems products and how they compare, or learn about developing for healthcare applications with InterSystems IRIS for Health. Learn the tools Video: Management Portal Overview (2m) Video: Run InterSystems IRIS Community Edition Using Docker (3m) Video: Install and Use ObjectScript Extensions for VS Code (3m) Video: Using the InterSystems Terminal (3m) Develop an Application Path: Building a Server-Side Application (5h) Path: Building Business Integrations with InterSystems (6h) Course: Using JSON in InterSystems IRIS (45m) Course: Setting Up RESTful Services (90m) Path: Developing in ObjectScript with Visual Studio Code (1h 45m) Optionally... expand your expertise! Choose Your Path: Connecting to InterSystems Products with External Languages (includes Java, Python, .NET, and Node.js) Get certified! InterSystems IRIS Core Solutions Developer Specialist Certification Path: Building Applications with InterSystems IRIS and Angular Also, I'll mention that if you'd like a learning instance to play with, you can try out Learning Labs. Many courses include their own labs with starter files so you can focus on the task at hand (which I highly recommend using those labs when it's included). I hope that helps!
go to post Jenny Ames · Nov 22, 2021 Hi all, (specifically @José Ademar de Oliveira Junior and @prashanth ponugoti ). The learning site is now back up. Thanks for your patience!
go to post Jenny Ames · Nov 22, 2021 Thanks @José Ademar de Oliveira Junior! Our team has identified the issue and is working to resolve it. Feel free to report issues like this to onlinetraining@intersystems.com which will allow us to better track these and get back to you. (We've handled this one though.) Thanks for reporting this!
go to post Jenny Ames · Mar 20, 2017 Make sure to log in using either your WRC Direct credentials or register using your work email. As long as you are a Health Connect customer, you should have access to that page. If you do not but believe you should, log a ticket by using the tab on the right and someone should get back to you pretty quick. Hope that helps!
go to post Jenny Ames · Dec 5, 2016 Take a look at the Learn FHIR for Software Developers resource guide for resources on how to use FHIR in HealthShare Health Connect.
go to post Jenny Ames · Oct 11, 2016 We have a few online learning resources that may also be of interest to you:OAuth2.0 Resource Guide - This includes a video about what OAuth2.0 is at a high level as well as current OAuth2.0 documentation. (Of note, OAuth2.0 documentation is now available here).FHIR content exists in a few places on the online learning site as well. For example:Getting Started with FHIR online courseIntroduction to FHIR from our Global Summit conference (only available to HealthShare customers)FHIR in HealthShare from our Global Summit conference (only available to HealthShare customers)A new FHIR resource guide is coming soon...Health Connect documentation which includes FHIR documentation (only available to HealthShare customers)
go to post Jenny Ames · Sep 21, 2016 Here's one: One best practice we often recommend is to build backwards.. Build business operations first, then business processes, then business services. That way you can test your business operation using the test utility and then when you go to test your business process, you know any new issues must be in the business process. And finally when you create your business service, you can pass a message in like normal and know that the interface works as a whole.
