Search results: InterSystems IRIS

Recently, Embedded Python was introduced as a programming language alongside ObjectScript. At the same time, the InterSystems Studio IDE has been deprecated for the newer and multilanguage Visual Studio Code (VSC), which is also equipped with a de...

Studio is a focused no-nonsense COS/CSP code editor.Although I like VS Code a lot for other programming languages, I find it overkill to just edit IRIS classes and routines. I also like the idea of a dedicated editor: for instance I use PyCharm fo...

There is no way at the moment to install any driver to IRIS for any suppoorted programming language. Java drivers not available on Maven (even https://mvnrepository.com/artifact/com.intersystems/intersystems-jdbc, just fake empty files) Python dri...

In a continious integration processes, for some applications, for testing purposes, it's useful to run vanilla IRIS and run integration tests, for Python applications for instance And the best way to do it, is to use services feature in popular CI...

Streamlit is an open-source app framework for Machine Learning and Data Science apps. https://docs.streamlit.io/ We should have real-world application or startup template by using Streamlit and IRIS The idea fits the contest in the way that "Pytho...

with the addition of embedded Python, offer a Jupyter Notebook integration that can interact with the IRIS DB, rules engine, etc.

As there are no wizards in VSCode, it can be daunting for new programmers to write code correctly, for example, relationships. So the idea is to add to the extension some functionality to give commented-out examples of how to describe classes corr...

Google docs and Google sheets are very useful tools for dealing with data. It'd be great to have an easy import/export lib for IRIS data. Could be implemented via Embedded Python using https://pypi.org/project/gsheets/

Getting started with InterSystems IRIS is not so easy. There are so many possibilities and for a new dev it could be confusing,and the existing documentation is sparse and not exhaustive.Moreover, ObjectScript has changed a lot over the years, so ...

Now that IRIS support Python, UDL syntax should not be the only way with SQL DDL to define/create classes in IRIS.