FHIR => Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources<p>I began working with healthcare data using FHIR APIs a few years ago, and was immediately struck by the lack of useful tools for developers.<p>Everyone was using Postman. Development and testing was slooooow. QA was a nightmare. Sprint and business demos involved running Postman queries and browsing JSON results.<p>Painful!<p>So I built Vanya — an app for developers in the style of a database client, but with extras for FHIR.<p>It’s a quick viewer that shows the most recently updated resources, and allows the developer to drill down into connected resources (Patient, Procedure, Medication).<p>The raw JSON is still there to see, but the more common fields are presented in a results grid.<p>The backend is C# / .NET. The UI is Electron, with builds for Windows and Mac. (The Mac was a real pain to build and notarize — a post here on HN a few weeks ago helped with that.)<p>It’s being used right now by the teams I’m working with on a big real world project, and despite its lack of features (alpha version) is delivering real value and saving devs a lot of time.<p>I’d love any feedback from developers who work with FHIR or in the healthcare space. And anyone who’s able to test out the Mac versions.<p>Website: <a href="https://vanyalabs.com/" rel="nofollow noreferrer">https://vanyalabs.com/</a><p>Screenshot 1: <a href="https://vanyalabs.com/assets/images/home-page.png" rel="nofollow noreferrer">https://vanyalabs.com/assets/images/home-page.png</a><p>Screenshot 2: <a href="https://vanyalabs.com/assets/images/Fhir-Medication-Request.png" rel="nofollow noreferrer">https://vanyalabs.com/assets/images/Fhir-Medication-Request....</a>