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Obamacare backend code?
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Obamacare backend code?
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Re: Obamacare backend code?
#2it would be in java...
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#3it would be in java...
Why not? Twitter, Facebook, Google, and Amazon all use a lot of Java. It's come a long way since when Microsoft shipped rollover buttons via Java applets in MS FrontPage.
Re: Obamacare backend code?
#4cms.gov is medicare back-end, not sure if this is an extension of that or part of the original
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#5cms.gov is medicare back-end, not sure if this is an extension of that or part of the original
The Healthcare.gov Github repo does live under the CMS.gov account (https://github.com/CMSgov/healthcare.gov).
(Edit: No, this isn't the marketplace code, but the fact that they share a Github account is some evidence the marketplace could be reusing/extending CMS.gov code).
Re: Obamacare backend code?
#6source file pulled from post:
https://gist.github.com/michaelkirk/6922847
In package "com.getinsured"
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#7source file pulled from post: https://gist.github.com/michaelkirk/6922847 In package "com.getinsured"
Post was by "Sirini", could that be short for "Shankar Srinivasan, COO and Co-Founder"[1]
[1] http://www.getinsured.com/answers/our-team/
Edit: Nope, probably their product manager: http://www.linkedin.com/in/srinidhanam
Re: Obamacare backend code?
#8source file pulled from post: https://gist.github.com/michaelkirk/6922847 In package "com.getinsured"
Putting it together with dangrossman's link to https://github.com/CMSgov/healthcare.gov, could be a private site written using some gov.* code from GitHub.
Re: Obamacare backend code?
#9it would be in java...
Damn! It figures boring insurance code would be written in rock solid tried and true technology that hipster kids dislike!
Re: Obamacare backend code?
#10This one looks more related to www.getinsured.com than the obamacare. I accuse you of the Title is misleading and to get more karma :).