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My github fork of the Clojure library for HBase, clojure-hbase is now deprecated. I’ve extracted the functionality from David Santiago’s original library (with permission) along with a duplicate of his admin functions to create a parallel repository with the schema-oriented API I developed.
The new repository is owned by Compass Labs and can be found here. The library can also be referenced via Maven / Leiningen:
com.compasslabs/clojure-hbase-schemas "0.90.4"
After a summer travel hiatus to work on research projects, I’m back on the road again this week.
Today, I’m chairing a break-out panel at Mayo Transform 2011 to talk about the power and opportunities in sharing health data across organizational and discipline boundaries. Tomorrow I’m participating in a break-out discussion featuring Hugh Dubberly on self-tracking and visualization, also at Transform. Check out the alternative announcmeent on the fantastic new Lybba.org website and blog.
On Thursday I’m participating on a panel about Innovation Scaning sponsored by the Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology and the Health 2.0 team in DC.
It feels great to exchange ideas in real-time with my collaborators the larger health innovation community again. As always, Transform is off to a great start!
Frumious Abstractions 