The open-source Firely .NET SDK 5.0 and beyond
summary
The SDK restructures into a single base assembly plus a conformance assembly and small per‑version satellites so shared data types and parsers are reused instead of copy/paste, reducing many version copies to just two for StructureDefinition and cutting release pain after an eight week refactor. It exposes a common serializer pattern and a pluggable ISerializationEngine and IResourceResolver (npm spec support), moves the legacy validator to legacy.validation.su3, publishes slim spec nugets and a base package hl7.fhir.r5.base.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction and welcome
- 4:31Problems with multiple SDK versions
- 13:18Restructuring the SDK for version 5
- 21:24New SDK structure and shared libraries
- 28:52Pluggable serializers and model inspector
- 35:59Plans for 2023 and future
- 37:30Q&A session
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