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8:26 PM | Friday, September 20, 2013
Posted by harshadura
Hello Everyone,
It's the final week of GSoC 2013. And this week I was focused to scrub the code base, transfer repo's to OpenMRS github umbrella and improve documentation stuff for my
project.
Here's the user documentation (User Guide) I have written for the patient narratives module.
Also I did a lil presentation about my project at this week's OpenMRS Developer Forum - Interns Final Presentation: http://notes.openmrs.org/Developers-Forum-2013-09-19
You can find more resources I used for that right here:
9:29 PM | Friday, September 13, 2013
Posted by harshadura
Hello Everyone,
Its the final week just before the firm pencils down date which will be starting from next Monday! I am really glad that I have been able to complete most of the essential end to end functionality of my project by today.
This week I was focusing on improving user experience (UX) and UI design.. So now the UI looks much simpler to follow and very responsive.
You can check out the latest DEMO (its a nice BETA release!) from below URL.
I have hosted it for you guys to check it out :-)
URL: http://54.235.163.128:8080/openmrs
Username: admin, password: Admin123
Starting from next week I will be focusing on improve documentation stuff for my project, and I will be presenting about my project at next Week's OpenMRS Developer Forum too!
12:43 AM | Saturday, September 7, 2013
Posted by harshadura
Hello Everyone,
It was a big week for the Patient Narratives Module project. So many new improvments and feature developments happened in this week.
After lot of struggle Finally, I have been able to parse the complex obs to a byte stream and view it as a video playback under care provider console. I have used
Video JS to show the video in a inbuilt flash player which is really
cool to have controls like in youtube.
Then I have added Multi-file upload feature to the care seeker interface. Along with its care provider console interface to view and download those files. Similarly I have used openmrs complex obs to save the user uploaded files.