Developer Tech Talks

X12 got you down? Light it on FHIR with Redox.

April 27, 2022

X12 standards are complex and inflexible for developers who are used to working with modern API resources. It is nearly impossible for every organization to have sufficient internal X12 expertise to deal with these transactions at scale. Redox’s X12 to FHIR capability is a solution for developers looking to optimize their payer/provider administrative workflows without becoming experts in X12.

Distributed cache for highly available local representations of remote bounded context data

October 13, 2021

The need for a Distributed Cache As our products have evolved from monolithic services to microservices, sharing…

Event driven architecture with Kafka and RabbitMQ

September 20, 2021

With the continuing journey towards microservice architectures, Event-Driven Architectures have become highly popular. Its flexibility is rooted in…

Queueing at Redox part 3: Idea to implementation

September 13, 2021

Our entire organization is dedicated to solving problems slowing down the frictionless adoption of technology in healthcare. Within…

Queueing at Redox part 2: Load testing to isolate problematic queries

September 7, 2021

One of the trickier problems Redox engineering faces is maintaining hundreds of independent first-in-first-out (FIFO) health care message…

The art of the small pull request

August 16, 2021

[Written in collaboration with TC Tobin-Campbell] Most software engineers assume it’s better to make many…

Trilateral API for data sharing between microservice Bounded Contexts

August 9, 2021

We’ve moved from a world where most products were single large monoliths to one where there are a…

FIFO parallel processing for healthcare data streams

August 2, 2021

Hey there! Brandon Palmer here. Some FIFO (First In, First Out) event streams…

Popular open source FHIR libraries

February 15, 2021

With the FHIR standard rousing curiosity in healthcare circles, Redox has put together a list of the most…

What is HL7 FHIR?

January 20, 2021

There’s a lot of great information on FHIR for developers; however, there isn’t enough help for the…

Ingesting, processing and storing healthcare data

September 2, 2020

As your healthcare application grows data management becomes a challenge. The firehose from healthcare data APIs introduce complexity…