Perspectives on healthcare data exchange and system integration
In many healthcare environments, integration decisions are shaped less by technology preferences and more by strict security expectations. Clinics want reliable data exchange, but ...
During a recent Iguana demo, one of the developers shared a story from a past project. It explained why he had been looking for a better way to manage integrations.
Recently during a call, a prospect described Iguana in a way that surprised us. After seeing how integrations are built and debugged, he said that Iguana felt "like Vercel, but for...
We're entering an era where AI isn't just a buzzword, but it’s quickly becoming part of everyday development. Tools like ChatGPT and Cursor are helping developers write code faster...
Iguana's component based design makes it possible to build integrations that are organized, reusable, and easy to maintain. The following series provides a clear overview of how Co...
Some integrations need more than message routing or data transformation. They need a complete connection to a specific EHR or EMR platform. These connections often involve detailed...
With an understanding of what Components are and how they are structured, we can focus on how to use them in real projects. One of the strengths of Iguana is that you can begin bui...
In a previous post, we looked at the idea behind Components and why Iguana is built around them. Now we can take a closer look at how a Component is actually put together. Even tho...
When people start working in Iguana, one idea shapes how they build interfaces: Components. They are the basic units that let Iguana stay modular, organized, and easy to manage ove...
