We have a lot to talk about. We would, however, like to know what you in the community would like to learn more about. Let us know in the chatroom or send us an email at info@harvest.io with your topics in mind. Thanks!
This page provides instructions for setting up a local environment for developing and testing Avocado, Cilantro, and Serrano. To begin, checkout a local copy of the following repositories:
Navigate to the OpenMRS directory and switch to the demo branch...
Guest article written by @caljess599 on GitHub.
Since Harvest is a set of Django apps, you can add any Django app to your project. As a beginner with databases, I wanted to add a tool that would allow me to import data into my Harvest project.
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This is the next article in the Configuring Cilantro Like a Pro series. To recap, a configuration system has been integrated into Cilantro to make it simple for application developers to customize components in Cilantro to suit their data or domain needs. The first article discussed setting configuration options,...
This is an overview and mini-tutorial on how you can configure Cilantro, Harvest's default HTML5 client, to suit your project's needs. The client is the most challenging component to get right for any application. It is the layer between what you as the developer intend your application to do and...
A bash script for setting up a python development ready, Harvest-friendly system environment on CentOS 6 boxes. Intended for folks who want the shortest path to a workable system configuration so they can get started developing Harvest. No previous sysadmin or python experience is assumed, and no configuration tool is...
Using the instructions on the download page will get Harvest up and running super fast, which is awesome, but Harvest still won't be of much use because it won't be connected to your data. In this post I'll outline some of the steps you might follow to get Harvest...
Working with sets without knowing set theory.
An ongoing design goal of Harvest is to expose just enough functionality to enable data discovery, but no more. This is a fine line since this greatly benefits new users, but power users may find this a limitation. One area where this line exists is exposing users to...
Over the past month Harvest has started receiving a lot of attention. This is primarily due to recent talks at various conferences, the Harvest manuscript publication in JAMIA, and a new series of webinars being held here at CBMi. This has resulted in more website traffic, demo usage, and email...