David Miller

I've heard lots of people say they've been horribly burned by Angular. It's not really been my experience - the only real headache-inducing downside is the shelf life of Javascript...

Hi @ayamane ! We'd appreciate the help :) This is of course very much a judgement call, and we'd likely want this reviewed by someone with a clinical background (no...

I'd not seen that diagram before - it's very helpful ! :) To work through a couple by hand as it were, what I think you're suggesting is as follows:...

> change up the order in the synonyms array to list preferred then acceptable Ah - I see ! I think in Opal the equivalents of preferred and acceptable are...

Afternoon @ayamane sounds good ! We have two test suites, a python one which tests server-side code, and a javascript one that tests code that runs in the browser. We...

The related PR for adding coding & coding system to the database is here #1571 (review pending docs) and should allow all lookuplist entries to be coded with an external...

#1622 makes it possible to store the coding - what we've not done is actually go through the list of symptoms and add codes to the entries. List is here:...

In large part we haven't because we need someone with the right clinical domain knowledge to do it - if me / @fredkingham tried to go through all our terminology...

Can we have a better reproduction case? ``` >>> from opal.core import serialization >>> serialization.deserialize_datetime("29/10/2017 01:00:00") datetime.datetime(2017, 10, 29, 1, 0, tzinfo=) ```

```python def test_deserialize_ambiguous_datetime(self): expected = timezone.make_aware(datetime.datetime(2017, 10, 29, 1,0,0)) value = "29/10/2017 01:00:00" self.assertEqual(expected, serialization.deserialize_datetime(value)) ``` (This unittest passes)