Learning from the Healthcare.gov Infrastructure (opens in new tab)

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17 pointsphilipashlock12y ago6 comments

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This is a great discussion of the issues involved, and should be required for anyone seriously trying to critique or criticize healthcare.gov.

I'm also a fan of Tom Lee's post (referenced by Phil) about the easy and hard problems of healthcare.gov, complete with a pretty good party planning analogy:

http://sunlightfoundation.com/blog/2013/10/05/easy-problems-...

philipashlockOP12y ago

There's also a thread for this on Reddit: http://www.reddit.com/r/webdev/comments/1o2ijo/learning_from...

Even though there are half as many upvotes on Reddit right now, it seems to be driving most of the new traffic

philipashlockOP12y ago

Another victim of success? ;) http://www.theguardian.com/technology/gamesblog/2013/oct/09/...

ceworthington12y ago

A post mortem would be so helpful. I wonder what the odds of that are?

philipashlockOP12y ago

I would guess it's likely to be produced internally, but much less likely to be public. That said, if there's demand and there's enough good reporting, it seems reasonable to expect something worth reading.

apievangelist12y ago

+1 Charles. Post Mortem would be soooo valuable, but agree with phil on likeliness.

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konklone12y ago

This is a great discussion of the issues involved, and should be required for anyone seriously trying to critique or criticize healthcare.gov.

I'm also a fan of Tom Lee's post (referenced by Phil) about the easy and hard problems of healthcare.gov, complete with a pretty good party planning analogy:

http://sunlightfoundation.com/blog/2013/10/05/easy-problems-...

philipashlockOP12y ago

There's also a thread for this on Reddit: http://www.reddit.com/r/webdev/comments/1o2ijo/learning_from...

Even though there are half as many upvotes on Reddit right now, it seems to be driving most of the new traffic

philipashlockOP12y ago

Another victim of success? ;) http://www.theguardian.com/technology/gamesblog/2013/oct/09/...

ceworthington12y ago

A post mortem would be so helpful. I wonder what the odds of that are?

philipashlockOP12y ago

apievangelist12y ago

+1 Charles. Post Mortem would be soooo valuable, but agree with phil on likeliness.

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