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I work with systems integration and truly enjoy learning all types of programming languages to understand exactly what each system requires. I started by developing small programs in Python during college, and from there, I pursued courses and personal projects with R, SQL, HTML + CSS, JavaScript + TypeScript, C, and C++. I am currently learning React.js. Additionally, I’ve had the opportunity and honor of being part of the Innovatium team, where we develop using InterSystems ObjectScript to integrate database systems with REST, SOAP, and more.
Later, I worked at QI Tech as a full-stack developer. I have developed and maintained systems from databases and APIs to AWS Cloud and Front-End, using various languages such as Python, TypeScript, JavaScript, HTML, React, and CSS in a microservices environment.
I also became the leader of UX in the investment business unit, structuring the UI, defining coding standards, handling a part of the official website, managing translations, and overseeing customer support.
Currently, I am working for Zarmik, combining what I've learned from the two previous experiences and developing the design system of the company, once again defining patterns and standards for the visual identity and user-friendlyness.
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yayy so happy to be among all these great people!
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Hi Michael! Thanks for sharing your doubt.
The best way to return an Iris object from a Python code, is to create the Iris object while you are still in Python environment.
That is, you can use the iris' python object (called irispy in this article) to instanciate an Iris' %Stream and write your input.
That way, once your code returns to object script, it already recognizes your stream and you can easily treat it the way you would in an IRIS environment.
Let me know if that's clear and helpful enough.
If you want, mail me a shareable part of your code so I can better understand your situation.
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Hi Davidson!
There are a few projects related to PDF generation on the Open Exchange page. Here are a few nice examples:
Hope it is helpful.
PS.: When posting in English, try to use the global community to reach more people: https://community.intersystems.com/node/add/post, since here in pt.community.intersystems.com, there are mainly Portuguese speakers! 😁