Added also iris-megazord by @Henrique Dias, @Henry Pereira, and @José Pereira. It has a very beautiful Flow Editor for interoperability productions.

Not sure if the team will apply again with the solution but it can at least inspire participants.

I can also reccomend IRIS RAD Studio by @Henrique Dias and @José Pereira
- a simple and good-looking ready-to-go interface for persistent classes in IRIS.

Hi, @José Pereira! Ia it possible to build a ZPM module for the case? And publish it on Open Exchange?

It's a pity there is no ZPM at the moment

BTW, for IRIS Community images you can use:

FROM intersystemsdc/iris-community

to pull the latest release image of InterSystems IRIS Community Edition with ZPM included.

Or:

FROM intersystemsdc/irishealth-community

And for the latest preview release:

FROM intersystemsdc/iris-community:preview

Hi @Sean Connelly!

How to display the Kozy page without an editor? E.g. I have it ready and want to send it to a customer? 

I suggest to give a try Kozo by @Sean Connelly. It's a WYSIWIG editor for CSP pages that supports ObjectScript, SQL, charts, and other fancy visualization options. 

can be easily installed ZPM:

zpm "install kozo"

Yes, this is how you create Interoperability-enabled namespace using %Installer

Hi Michael! Probably the account you use doesn’t have WRC support. Nevertheless you should be able to pull community images from containers.InterSystems.com.

Hi Michael!

I guess the Namespace you deploy to doesn't have Interoperability enabled. You can simply check this by deploying your solution e.g. into the USER namespace, which is Interoperability enabled by default.

Added Instruqt resource to try InterSystems Interoperability:

You should have a production, receive data in services and send it to operations via messages and transmit further via operations.

so BPL/DTL usage  is not mandatory, but will give you a bonus  points 

Hi @Ben Spead! Discord gives the pleasure of instant conversation and audio/video calls. It can save hours of time for developers, helps to learn faster and gives extra experience and knowledge. 

So, yes, Discord is not a requirement and it doesn’t ideally suite as a knowledge base but it shows itself as a helpful tool for the developer community as a perfect tool for communication.

You can also use IRIS scheduled tasks.

I recommend to take a look at this project, that gives you ability to schedule a class-method execution via cron expression. 

BTW, this project could help you schedule a task programmatically via cron expression.

I second @Dmitry Maslennikov on suggesting ObjectScriptQuality. You can check how it works with 400+ open source projects from Open Exchange being scanned with ObjectScriptQuality. The rules can be adjusted, of course.