Engineering

Our microservices journey, the beginning

November 21, 2017

Tech teams move to microservices for many reasons. The flexibility that microservices afford hits on a lot of the “keys to success” agreed to in the industry:

Everything you wanted to know about character encoding in HL7 and Redox

November 15, 2017

Character encoding is one of the most arcane subjects a technologist will ever encounter, yet it underpins literally…

4 reasons developers love Redox

September 26, 2017

  Building technology that has anything to do with healthcare can be…

Redox and Amazon RDS: The art of a non-event

August 20, 2017

At Redox, we use AWS for all our infrastructure needs, and logging into the AWS console often reminds…

What comes after FHIR?

August 15, 2017

What Comes After FHIR? Redox is live with an actual FHIR integration.

Client certificates with Node.js on AWS

August 9, 2017

In this post, I’m going to share how I set up a Node.js server behind an AWS load…

The Redoxathon recap

July 10, 2017

On Friday, June 23rd, Redox took a big step toward realizing our goal of creating a…

Meditations on when to start an engineering blog

April 7, 2017

When does your startup need an engineering blog? This question is something we’ve been wrestling with for a…

5 things rockstar developers need to become rockstar healthcare developers

August 16, 2016

  I’ve spent a lot of valuable time reading and learning how to become a rockstar…

Landing a tech job with arts and crafts

June 27, 2016

  Oh, hi. I’m Nick John. I joined Redox at the beginning of June…

Why we love the cloud (and so should you)

June 20, 2016

  In a previous post titled “3 Questions to ask your healthcare API vendor”, I touched on…