a research capacity, or strictly as a volunteer, perhaps
you could make use of one of the OSGeo memberships.
I don't think we had any restrictions on their use; but it would be nice to
discuss anything interesting on the standa...@osgeo.org email list.
All the best,
Jody Garnett
On Frida
-SNAPSHOT
org.geotools
gt-main ${geotools.version}
org.geotools
gt-epsg-hsql ${geotools.version}
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You may wish to try on the open jump email list.
GeoTools has an excellent graph package for finding the shortest path; that was
originally ported from JUMP. So I would expect OpenJump to have something.
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On Monday, 14 March 2011 at 4:56 PM, subbu sravan wrote:
> G
Hey Mike:
I am not sure about other projects; but for uDig we have a "tasks" section; and
we depend on our contributors to populate it. You will find that many of the
contributors have not used ArcMap and are not in a position to write a from
this perspective.
For uDig the tasks section is in
This request comes up yearly; and was one of the ideas for content for the
osgeo website. The difficulty is finding resources to produce the content.
The trouble is just because a request is common, and makes perfect sense from a
marketing open source geospatial point of view, does not imply the
Thu, Nov 11, 2010 at 8:47 PM, Jody Garnett wrote:
> You can often export the bug database out into excel for analysis. You
> may need to play with the results to focus on problem reporting.
>
> Why? Often open source projects end up with "wish list" bugs that do
>
You can often export the bug database out into excel for analysis. You
may need to play with the results to focus on problem reporting.
Why? Often open source projects end up with "wish list" bugs that do
not fall within anyone's funding or mandate.
Personally I would love to see the difference n
use everything invariably falls
>>> apart. Let us for now stick with whatever projets are used to and wait a
>>> bit more for HTML5.
>>>
>>> To me "nudging" feels a lot more like OSGeo than the threat of "imposing
>>> rules". But this
You are welcome to drop by the geotools and geoserver projects; if you can give
us a script to package the rpm we may be able to make it part of our release
process :-)
Jody
On 08/11/2010, at 8:38 PM, Ralph Apel wrote:
> Hi everybody,
>
> I have been a contributor/committer at www.jpackage.or
On November 5, 2010 10:50:41 pm Jody Garnett wrote:
>> Could we set up a mailing list containing project officers to help
>> committees make contact? Even if it is just to invite project
>> representatives to an IRC meeting or other activity; a contact mailing
>> list would pe
Here is an idea:
On the website[1] publish a list of "project officers" who can be contacted as
representatives by the various committees (education, marketing and incubation).
Currently this list is perhaps incomplete?
VP, FDO: Greg Boone
VP, GDAL/OGR: Frank Warmerdam
VP, GeoNetwork opensource:
Bit confused here cameron.
The incubation committee is focused to helping projects into the foundation;
the marketing committee needs to sort out what is required to facilitate
involvement with any promotional activities OSGeo undertakes.
So please don't respond to the incubation list; not real
Congrats on your release; glad to see more open players in the mobile space.
Jody
On 25/09/2010, at 7:45 PM, andrea antonello wrote:
> Dear colleagues,
> today we finally released the first version of Geopaparazzi on the
> android market. The project is released under GPLv3 an available on
> the
I am not sure there is an easy answer to this one.
There is one approach here:
- http://docs.codehaus.org/display/GEOTDOC/0+Parsing+Overview
It involves checking the schema and looking at what is intended as you are
parsing.
Jody
On 22/09/2010, at 1:41 PM, eros wrote:
>
> anybody in the grou
out this,
> best regards,
>
> [1]
> http://3liz.com/blog/rldhont/index.php/2010/09/20/344-zoo-project-wps-validity-report
>
> Le 20 sept. 2010 à 11:09, Jody Garnett a écrit :
>
>> With respect to your testing of zoo - you may wish to pass this information
>> o
Thanks for following up on what was an excellent series of WPS presentations at
foss4g this year.
I was amazed to see so many presentations devoted to WPS. One that really stood
out as a usage report was the EnviModel presentation. Using WPS, R stats, and
numerous other components to get the jo
So code sprint is tomorrow (in 8.5 hours).
Can we have any chance of getting the directory instruction in place before
hand?
I would much rather use the smaller iso code names (en, es, fr, ko, etc...)
than type out each language.
Jody___
Discuss mai
So far we have German and Japanese volunteers at the conference for Friday.
One thing that would really help is to set up the project directory structure
for de and jp prior to the code sprint so we can just get going.
I will stop in at the code sprint but expect I will mostly be hanging with the
If you reply with tales of GeoServer failure it will just go into my
presentation :-)
(The case-studies page is thus far for success stories).
Jody
On Fri, Aug 20, 2010 at 3:02 PM, Jody Garnett wrote:
> Any corrections welcome; and if you reply to this message with tales
> of GeoServer s
I was trying to update a geoserver presentation today ... and did not
find much on the case studies page
(http://wiki.osgeo.org/wiki/Case_Studies).
As a temporary measure I have added a link to the GeoServer Gallery:
- http://geoserver.org/display/GEOS/gallery
And in the interest an equal opportu
The uDig 1.2 release process is complete and we are pleased to offer uDig 1.2.0
for download.
This release is made in conjunction with GeoTools 2.6.5.
The uDig 1.2.0 release is available from the main download page.
INSTALLATION
Download the package appropriate to your platform, unzip and run:
Win
Added a couple more entries to the testing page.
- thinkpad worked fine (and was a *great* experience off USB)
- macbook has no chance of working
It seems the workaround for booting a macbook off USB is to add an
entry to the menu.lst of your DVD.
- http://www.pendrivelinux.com/usb-boot-cd-for-xub
You will want to ask on the geoserver-users list here:
- https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/geoserver-users
The osgeo discussions email list is a bit more general in scope and not devoted
to specific software.
Jody
On 13/08/2010, at 2:15 AM, gustavofarina wrote:
>
>
> Hi,
>
> I am
Hi Stegan; it was a bit funny. The application window appeared under the panel
at the top of the gnome desktop. I eventually worked around it by finding the
entry in the task manager and asking the window to maximise.
Other than that I was unable to create a style using the natural earth
countr
The idea of geometry is the same for each system from national GIS datasets; to
small datasets used to track each fire hydrant for a city. You are correct you
need a bit of information about each data set (units, projection, when the data
when collected and what accuracy).
You may consider look
Ping me when done and I can review for you; just grabbed an update myself.
Jody
On 01/08/2010, at 6:05 AM, Ian Turton wrote:
> Just to let people know that I've agreed to write some GeoServer docs
> for the liveDVD - unless someone else jumps in and beats me to it.
>
> Ian
> --
> Ian Turton
>
Hi Simon:
We get hit with survey requests a couple of times a year (both as open
source projects and as spatial projects). In future please send a
separate email to each list (otherwise each reply to all will bounce).
You may wish to look into other research (hopefully the surveys we
fill in are
You may want to look at beegis; it is for field data collection.
Jody
On 27/07/2010, at 11:05 PM, karsten vennemann wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I am working on a project that deals with storing, retrieving and displaying
> field collected data about plant species. Data will often be entered on
> lap
y
On Wed, Jun 9, 2010 at 12:17 PM, Jody Garnett wrote:
> Sounds like we have adobe illustrator and inkscape copies of the flyer.
> That is a starting point I could work from; the only difficulty would be
> font use.
> And thanks for the reminder about ODF being a standard :-)
> J
Your comments on specific logos for specific items is good; and amounts to a
very light feature comparison.
GeoTools ran into the limits of our own 5 star system; we ended up needing a
different set of "stars" depending on the the kind of module being described.
The "limit" was when we entered
Sounds like we have adobe illustrator and inkscape copies of the flyer. That
is a starting point I could work from; the only difficulty would be font use.
And thanks for the reminder about ODF being a standard :-)
Jody
On 07/06/2010, at 9:23 AM, Jody Garnett wrote:
> You are going to have
OSGeo has a mandate to support open source spatial; one of the ways it does so
is by helping projects go through an incubation process (resulting a nice logo
and some assurance that the project is in fact open source and spatial).
The live dvd is another part of promoting open source spatial.
J
:
> Jody,
>
> Is that under http://svn.osgeo.org/osgeo/marketing/flyer/ or is there another
> source for it?
>
> Jason
>
> On 5 June 2010 19:40, Jody Garnett wrote:
> You should find that an official marketing template is already available as
> part of the work
Hi Cameron:
You should find that an official marketing template is already available as
part of the work the graphics designed has done. My trouble is that I have not
seen it in open office yet.
Jody
On 04/06/2010, at 9:34 PM, Cameron Shorter wrote:
> For the OSGeo Live DVD that we are develo
Agreed on it being a hassle.
However the OSGeo foundation also has a responsibility to users - who *really*
want to see a feature list and to be able to compare projects. The foundation
can take steps to help projects communicate - and this is the task/mandate of
the marketing committee.
Compe
I know this is an (apparently recurring theme) during the wake up period in
europe the various services hosted by osgeo grind to a halt. Including svn.
I have been asked, as an osgeo officer, to raise an issue - and cannot right
now because the website is slow/down!
Can we gather up a descriptio
It is a common need; however servers are not always up (especially the JPL one
as it has a great load placed on it).
For the project I work on we keep a wiki page of demo servers; in the hopes
that some of them are up at any point in time:
- http://udig.refractions.net/confluence/display/DATA/Ho
I was unable to get the indicated installer working; will report back if I
learn anything :-(
On 09/05/2010, at 5:01 PM, Jody Garnett wrote:
> I just tried cooking my laptop after working with postgis for a bit. After
> throwing it into a laptop bag I was surprised to find the bag chirp
I just tried cooking my laptop after working with postgis for a bit. After
throwing it into a laptop bag I was surprised to find the bag chirp at me;
after 30mins. Turns out postgres was keeping it running; and running in a
confined space is not the best idea.
After a bit of a cool down I found
I echo your thoughts on passion Andrea; most open source project work is done
way outside of business hours.
It is a continued effort to include the cost of open source participation and
feedback in any work done for customers; feedback to the community is something
that often be performed afte
We have also trying to set up some collaborations between the projects (but
such unfunded work is of course very hard to set up).
Have a look at the GeoTools documentation; and if you have any questions the
user list is open for action.
- http://geotools.org/documentation.html
- http://docs.code
GeoTools has a port of the Grass code backed onto JAI:
- http://docs.codehaus.org/display/GEOTDOC/Process+Plugin
Jody
On Sat, Feb 6, 2010 at 9:37 AM, Landon Blake wrote:
> Thank you for all of the responses. I will summarize here for everyone's
> benefit:
>
> - Line Trace Plugs was a raster to
Thanks Cameron:
You will also find that most of the projects maintain a list of
organisations able to offer assistance.
As an example geoserver.org has the following page:
- http://geoserver.org/display/GEOS/Commercial+Support
Jody
On Tue, Jan 26, 2010 at 8:54 PM, Cameron Shorter
wrote:
> Hel
Germany right now (Xmas)
> stefan
>
> PS: I know also of this comparison by T. Hengl et al. on Grass vs. SAGA
> for Geomorphologic Analysis
> http://www.igc.usp.br/pessoais/guano/downloads/Hengl_etal_2009_gmorph.pdf
>
>
> Paul Ramsey schrieb:
>
> Interested in a differen
We went through this discussion for the GeoTools project; as I understand it
the geotools project management committee "runs" the project and OSGeo
foundation maintains the (c). If we choose to change the license we would ask
the OSGeo board to do so.
In most cases no assignment of (c) is neede
> The above makes sense, but honestly, I had never heard of this until
> now, and I have been tinkering with open source for almost a decade
> now. Most open source projects seemed organic to me. Someone had an
> itch, they scratched it, they put it out, and the project either
> gathered traction,
Indeed I talked to LISAsoft a couple years ago about adding OpenLS to
GeoTools; we got stuck on GeoAPI interfaces as I remember. Cameron if
LISAsoft is still interested we have reduced the amount of effort
required to take part in GeoTools with a policy change introducing
"unsupported" modu
You may wish to look at some of the materials coming out of the the
FOSS4G conference; I think the "making maps pretty" workshop will be
up shortly as a PDF for example and it has an overview of the
cartography/communication side of maps.
Jody
On 30/10/2009, at 9:06 PM, nimalika fernando w
interpretation of the standard. In other
> words, there is usually some ambiguity/grey area in the standards.
>
> Not to knock on certification, but its not a silver bullet. Bottom
> line is testing is needed if interoperability is a mission
> requirement.
>
> On 1
> i want to reverse,
>
> which one of those map servers in the world have fully certified by
> OGC for WMS implementation, so we know, all our apps that connect to
> those geospatial server no need modification
Certification costs money :-) You also mentioned WMS again - and for
your use case you
> so all geospatial server is database, this API is look like ODBC or JDBC
If you were really keen you could write a JDBC "bridge" to the
GeoTools DataStore API; it would be a great contribution (and hurt
everyones brain).
Jody
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> hi all
>
> i just got Java Geotools as an Java API to access the geospatial server based
> on WMS (OGC)
Correct.
> any one have experience with this kind of things?
Some :-)
> i just want to treat the server as database.
You want the Web Feature Server then.
> so all geospatial server is d
After for sure; I was up late most nights getting presentation or
tutorial material sorted.
We actually had a bit of learning on this one; last year many people
in our code sprint where apparently a bit hung over from staying up
late and saying good bye to those leaving before the code spri
There is already http://www.freegis.org/ providing a list.
Jody
On Thu, Oct 15, 2009 at 1:32 AM, Julien-Samuel Lacroix
wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I would like to invite every FOSS4G presenters to register their projects in
> the OSGeo Labs page. OSGeo Labs aims to gather together all geospatial
> related
there has been no feedback.
>
> Andrea
>
>
> On Mon, Oct 5, 2009 at 7:50 AM, Jody Garnett wrote:
>> Hi Andrea:
>>
>> That may be a good topic for a BOF session; I would recommend the code
>> sprint stays focused on you know ... coding :-)
>>
>> Jody
>
Hi Andrea:
That may be a good topic for a BOF session; I would recommend the code
sprint stays focused on you know ... coding :-)
Jody
On Sat, Oct 3, 2009 at 6:48 PM, andrea antonello
wrote:
> Hi all, but mainly QGis-sers and gvSig-gers (I am now speaking as uDig-ger).
> In Italy in November we
Evening:
Today I asked a bunch of community leaders to remind their mailing
list about the opportunity to do a demo at FOSS4G (ie http://wiki.osgeo.org/wiki/FOSS4G_2009_Demonstration_Theatre
).
The fates have conspired against me and the fibre optic cable to
LISAsoft was cut; so any email
Reminder to those requesting demo theatre slots this week - please
review the schedule:
- http://wiki.osgeo.org/wiki/FOSS4G_2009_Demonstration_Theatre
And indicate a time preference (you may be committed to the poster
session; or have a presentation right after to get ready for etc...).
Jody
Hi will talk to our crew who worked on the OWS-6. They did some
conformance testing of WMSTS and may be able to run GeoWebCache past a
test suite or something.
They did submit a patch to TileCache but I have not heard if it is
going to show up any time soon.
On the uDig project we had a SoC stude
Evening Landon:
As you have gathered from the responses thus far that lurkers are
actually the larger part of the user community - and do not really
represent an opportunity to acquire new developers for your project.
The point is that they are part of the user community; and are
probably
I will also point out that SLD 1.0 has been split into two in order to
make this more clear ..
SLD 1.1 really focuses on the WMS intergration
SE 1.1 isolates the information you need about styling and is much
more clearly applicable to defining *just* styles
The link for Symbology Encoding
Register your SymbologyEncoding documents in an OGC catalog and search
for them by FeatureType name (make sure to use the FeatureType
hierarchy so your styles can be arranged from general to specific). Or
go low tech and set up an ftp site with a directory of styles for each
featuretype...
Okay I feel stupid; Justin already supplied you with better links.
Jody
On Thu, Jul 30, 2009 at 8:08 PM, Jody Garnett wrote:
> There is versioned data model for GeoServer and a WFS extension that
> supports it. There is a crowdsourcing demo wrapping it up on open
> layers if you are w
There is versioned data model for GeoServer and a WFS extension that
supports it. There is a crowdsourcing demo wrapping it up on open
layers if you are wanting to try it out. I cannot find the link for
you at the moment (site is under maintenance).
For the java developer there is an API available
These are all kind thoughts. Would you consider volunteering to help
put together the conference live DVD? You can see an example from
FOSS4G2008 etc...
Jody
On Tue, Jul 28, 2009 at 8:20 AM, wrote:
>
> Hi All,
> FOSS4G every year is a keenly followed event. Many await the publication of
> mater
Hi Dimities:
I have helped a number of customers build fleet management and
tracking systems on top of http://udig.refractions.net/
I am pleased to see you have gathered quite a response; it does look
like there is interest in this area.
Jody
On 16/07/2009, at 12:06 AM, Dimitris Kotzinos w
A couple more suggestions:
- make sure to include either tile server or geowebcache in the mix to
minimize hardware costs
- try and cost for a three year window in order to capture the
respective difference in license costs
- where ESRI is already used I normally do not suggest open source as
an al
I am not sure you are sending this email to the correct list; OSGeo is
a foundation dedicated to open source geospatial software.
Are you using a specific piece of software?
Jody
On Sun, May 3, 2009 at 9:36 PM, Simphiwe Twala wrote:
>
> Our company currently makes use of the city's GIS Applicat
> It is a pleasure for us to announce the Generic Geometry Library (ggl).
Welcome. I think the questions have already been asked about the
relationship with GEOS and JTS; sounds like you are going after
increased performance?
> Because of this the library is following OGC conventions loosely, not
There is a url in our wiki that point to:
-
http://docs.codehaus.org/download/attachments/9765352/GeotoolsAssignmentToOSGeo.pdf?version=1
I have updated the page; but do not know why the original link was broken.
Jody
On Wed, Apr 1, 2009 at 7:13 AM, Yves Jacolin (free) wrote:
> Hello,
>
> The
mentioned
on that page can you kindly update the wiki page? It is very helpful
for the next person with the same question.
In particular the links to government open source policies on that
page may be of interest.
Jody Garnett
On Fri, Mar 13, 2009 at 12:00 PM, maning sambale
wrote:
> This
>
> Submission instructions and templates are available at
> http://2009.foss4g.org/workshops/ and http://2009.foss4g.org/tutorials/.
>
> The deadline for workshop / tutorial submissions is March 2, 2009.
>
I assume you mean March 2+7, 2009.
I will go post this on the udig and geotools news feeds
Thanks Steven; I have added the uDig Imagery page as a reference here. It
will be interesting to see what can be done.
On Tue, Dec 23, 2008 at 10:05 PM, Steven M. Ottens wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I've created a wiki-page on the OSGeo wiki to both explain the purpose of
> the OSGeo Icon Set and give d
Could we start with a simple content management system (or wiki that
supports attachments?)
Jody
Tyler Mitchell (OSGeo) wrote:
Not sure where I can help but I think this exchange concept is a great
idea! If anyone finds some tools that could help run such an
exchange, and if there is suffici
> Can WMS tiles be cached by the server for any WMS client and still serve
> WMS according to the standard?
It should be possible; indeed that is my reading of how it should work. The
difference is in the all important tiled=true part of the GetMap request;
which would control if it is dispatched
Interesting stuff; there were a couple projects before ohloh - the one I
remember is here http://cia.vc/stats/project/geotools
Jody
Tyler Mitchell (OSGeo) wrote:
Project statistics are a common part of many presentations, since
ohloh.net no longer allows you to get summaries of a "stack", I ma
I was not in Africa for FOSS4G but i understand. Your point was actually
part of my assumptions - let me try again.
I have a Java API (very simple String + Extent) that I have backed on to
that http://geocoder.us/ and then onto customers shape files as uDig based
projects require. You are welcome
about even getting good toolsets out there. However, I
would say there is at least "good enough" data to start with to seed
and engine and once there is a need, the available data will get
better.
Andrew
On Thu, Nov 6, 2008 at 8:00 AM, Jody Garnett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I
I always find data is the difficulty when starting a geocoder... am I
missing something?
You will find a good graph module in geotools with route finding etc.
Jody
Andrew Ross wrote:
Hi Everyone,
A few of us have been talking and thought the timing might be right to
try and start projects
Cameron Shorter wrote:
The OGC, a likely supporter, will be talking with our FOSS4G
organising committee early next week, and I'd like to table ideas from
you, the OSGeo community, to the meeting.
So please speak up:
* Is it acceptable for standards compliant Proprietary products to be
part o
Tim Sutton wrote:
code sprint. Another option to consider could be to start the sprint
on the day before the core conf. starts and then to provide a code
sprint space (we could have used the speaker prep room this year since
it was underutilised) and allow for ad hoc coding get togethers during
t
Landon Blake wrote:
Jody wrote: "The original post talked about minimizing expense; breaking
into several venues actually updates the expense from where I am
sitting."
How do you figure?
The projects I work on are international; it is hard enough for
developers to get enough money together t
Jody Garnett wrote:
In Canada we go to the pub.
Jody
Although that said; a regional conference would be fun ... we are still
struggling to have any kind of meetings for the bc chapter.
I am amazed at all these other groups that have had yearly conferences
since rocks were beginning to cool
In Canada we go to the pub.
Jody
Paolo Cavallini wrote:
Frank Warmerdam ha scritto:
I would suggest that local/regional conference
In Italy, GRASS meetings (now GFOSS meeting) have been organized
regularly since 2000. Next year it will be in Sardinia:
http://gfoss2009.crs4.it/
All th
I would go for 3 days - it worked out well for the GeoTools community.
Three days is enough time to effect change; but not so much time you get
bogged down.
I did find timing of a sprint right after FOSS4G to be a bit of a
trouble for some (in addition to being tired ) reports this year
indic
The quick answer is they are all related by being open source and by
being spatial :-)
In general we try and encourage the use of standards (to share data
between running systems) or even just the use of common file formats
etc... but this is not a requirement.
There are overlaps in functional
Hi Bob; you will find that a few of the open source projects nurture new
talent this way.
The GeoTools library has the facilities in place to allow new developers
to come online and start an "unsupported" module with the support of the
community. Each module in GeoTools is an entire project (o
Landon Blake wrote:
I've messed around with Maven a little bit, and I'm afraid I'll mess
around with it some more if I get more involved in GeoTools.
There are several ant plugins that will make use of a maven repository
to download jars as needed. That is what I end up using for uDig.
Jody
Frank Warmerdam wrote:
Perhaps you could provide some more general information on what role
Maven plays, and what sort of resources and complexity would be
involved in OSGeo doing what you suggest.
Maven is a build tool that takes a different approach than Ant (or
Make). Rather than document a
For reference a lot of open source leaders get hit with a couple 20
minuet survey requests a month; often from business grad students
(ranging from phone interview to web forms to fill in).
I personally recommend trying out the software; with a specific need in
mind; producing a document and p
fabri wrote:
Hello,
excuse my English, but I am Italian.
I think you will find a couple of good Italian email lists.
I am doing a search on webgis open source software. can someone tell
me what are the advantages and disadvantages in using mapserver,
mapguide or others?
It is hard for us to r
That is great news; is there any wiki page with instructions on how I
can try out this stuff :-) And I agree Jan Jezek is fun to work with.
Jody
Josef Bezděk wrote:
Greetings
Status Report for Week Ending on 6th of June, 2008
Till now I had tried to implement RCP/plug-in for uDig. Modul
Incr
P Kishor wrote:
This is a great list. Each one of those listed would be (well, already
is) a great asset to the OSGeo cause and community. There are only 18
on that list, so that means 3 will be left out. My vote? Charter-ify
all 18 of them.
Somehow I think we get to stick to the program; alth
Paolo Cavallini wrote:
Hi all.
I'm informed, both from the newspapers and from South African friends,
that there are serious concerns about safety in South Africa. Of
course this will not affect FOSS4G directly, but I'm sure many of us
are planning to have some holidays before or after the con
The following one is also useful:
- http://cia.vc/stats/project/geotools
For projects going through incubation these tools are a valuable
resource in figuring out who changed what when.
Jody
Jody Garnett wrote:
Try for a couple of the metrics you use when evaluating open source
projects
Just a word of warning; those sites get tripped up; you can see the
"history" for geotools is missing because we just cleaned up our
subversion repository a bit.
Jody
Bruno Lowagie wrote:
Jody Garnett wrote:
Try for a couple of the metrics you use when evaluating open source
proje
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
However this is probably unrealistic as to do this the developer will
have to have existing credibility within the community and there may
be good reasons why the community does not want to have 'product X'
included.
So start slow with some metrics reflecting getting i
Could we put these entries in the summary pages for each project? ie
when the table is complete.
I filled in the tables for GeoTools; but the categories don't quite line
up what I have.
Jody
Tyler Mitchell (OSGeo) wrote:
Has anyone started compiling a single list of pointers (or done a
survey
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In the past i've heard it suggested that really successful open source
projects now need serious organisational backing. They can't be built
by a network of partly-funded enthusiast contributors alone.
The other way is to do something so obviously "correct" that a comm
Landon Blake wrote:
I agree simplicity (and the broad adoption that results from simplicity)
is a primary goal. We shouldn't let GeoAPI stand in the way of that.
Even just taking the abstractions as defined by GeoAPI and turning them
into classes would remove one level of complexity.
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