Announcing Mono Accessibility 0.9

Oneth by land, twoeth by iPhone?

Wow, these past 3 months have gone by at a lightning quick pace. I've now fully adjusted to the weather, calling 40 F degree temps "warm", and my daily walk over the wonderful Charles river. All in all, I'm truly enjoying my time here, but of course, I'm missing all my good friends in California.

Just around 15 weeks in to my new position, and our team has already made some significant progress. I'm happy to announce that we're introducing the first developer release of the Mono ...

A New Chapter

Two weeks ago, bid a fond farewell to my friends and collegues at Medsphere.

I've been working at "the M" over the last 3+ years, and it's hard to sum up my experiences without seeming trite, but the folks I've met there include some of the best people I've ever worked with. They are a bright, commited and dilligent bunch that have kept the dream of a fully open healthcare solution not only alive but flourishing. A special thanks to the people who have helped to make OpenVista CIS the killer ...

Recent Revelations

I've had two very curious 'revelations' recently:
(I'm using this term because I'm actually quite taken aback by this new knowledge. Not quite in the biblical sense, but whatever.)

Fireflies
I visited the always affable and accomodating Aaron B in the Garden State this last week, and while crusing along in his sporty, rented, Korean-piece-of-shit, a smallish insect wafted into my open window at a stop sign. At ...

Medsphere.Widgets still rockin!

OpenVista CIS

The team at Medsphere has been busy making huge strides in open source healthcare with the OpenVista CIS Beta ramping up at Century City Doctors Hospital, preparing for CIS's GA release, and beginning a few exciting projects for the future.

We also pushed out the 1.0 Beta release of CIS to the open source world with a new license -- the Affero GPL v3.0. ...

Announcing OpenVista CIS v0.9

This weekend, the development team at Medsphere (Pete, Anthony, Cesar, Cody, Jon, Bailey, Thomas and Ben) have the distinct pleasure of releasing OpenVista Clinical Information System (CIS) to the public under a modified version of the MPL called the ...