At Carevoyance we import and analyze a great number of public healthcare data sources in a multitude of formats. This is the story of our choice to use Node.js for our import pipeline, how that choice shaped our design philosophy for the import backend, missteps along the way, and how open source tools have helped expedite our development. Our data import pipeline story continues to evolve with new features and tool integrations to allow easy addition of new data sources, and we’d love to tell the JS community about our experience so far.
Speaker Bio
Having started out in the embedded industry hacking on hardware debuggers and network devices, Daniel is relatively new to the web world. He is now working with Carevoyance to create the next generation of healthcare data analysis tools.
Building a Modular Data Import Backend in Javascript
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At Carevoyance we import and analyze a great number of public healthcare data sources in a multitude of formats. This is the story of our choice to use Node.js for our import pipeline, how that choice shaped our design philosophy for the import backend, missteps along the way, and how open source tools have helped expedite our development. Our data import pipeline story continues to evolve with new features and tool integrations to allow easy addition of new data sources, and we’d love to tell the JS community about our experience so far.
Speaker Bio
Having started out in the embedded industry hacking on hardware debuggers and network devices, Daniel is relatively new to the web world. He is now working with Carevoyance to create the next generation of healthcare data analysis tools.