JavaScript Full Stack Development

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Argues for running HL7 FHIR end-to-end in JavaScript and shows a working stack: Meteor + Node + MongoDB (V8) with React, Apollo/GraphQL, D3, Material UI, Docker and IPFS/Bigchain prototypes, plus webhooks, pub/sub, CRON and validation tests. Presents a reference app (meteor-on-fire) and a desktop CCD viewer and a curated Clinical Meteor track with ~62 FHIR resource packages and quarterly QA. Claims productivity rises ~5x and demonstrates isomorphic APIs, four years of subscriptions work, and optional encryption and ACID-capable DB support.

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1. 0:00Introduction to full stack FHIR
2. 2:30Why Meteor for JavaScript
3. 7:34Clinical Meteor project
4. 10:05Full stack FHIR architecture
5. 12:16FHIR microservices approach
6. 17:09Isomorphic code and schemas
7. 19:33Data pipelining with FHIR
8. 21:52Peer-to-peer network setup
9. 24:25Meteor on FHIR project
10. 26:40Q&A session

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