The FHIR documentation is usually quite good from a reference point of view, when you know what you are looking for, but I am looking for pointers on how to going through the typical journey from knowing nothing about FHIR to being able to actually design and implement questionnaires using SDC.
Is there anything else I have missed? Still feel a bit underwhelmed at the choice of educational material for implementing. Thereâs a ton of snippets and questionnaire examples, but something like a complete toy implementation of SDC with code (in Java, C#, or JS) on GitHub would be great to use as a reference.
Thank you. It is of course a gold mine of a resource to be able to query the authors of the spec like this, but at the same time I want to avoid bothering you if possible
I maintain a few open source projects myself, and being able to direct users to some fleshed out answers on Stack Overflow, "getting started with " articles or code repos cuts down on the need for answering repetitive answers by a lot, so thatâs why I value forums like these (that are highly ranked in Google) above IRC/Slack/⌠But the latter is certainly great for small q stuff and when you are not quite sure what you are not getting! Iâll try to summarize the learning journey somewhere as we go along implementing this thing to give other newbies some pointers.
That would be awesome. Because SDC has so many different components, thereâs no single âgetting startedâ path, so itâs more challenging to do something like that. Very happy to see whatever youâre willing to share.
Still feel a bit underwhelmed at the choice of educational material for implementing. Thereâs a ton of snippets and questionnaire examples, but something like a complete toy implementation of SDC with code (in Java, C#, or JS) on GitHub would be great to use as a reference.