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Open Source
Yet another project has come out, and it includes a GIS component! Problem is we are not sharing code, I wonder if our approach is wrong ...
One interesting thing with open source development is the lack of comparisons with proprietary solutions. I just watched this happen in the geoserver developers IRC meeting - as we look toward content for the "Free And Open Source Software for Geoinformatics" conference.
One of the questions that came up in yesterdays debug hunt was this ...
"what to do when the query does not match the data". Lets see what the code has to say.
For the last couple of months the GeoTools community has been
creeping around a problem ... one of quality. I am going to
wade in and do something about it; a code reivew. The catch? It is
probably going to be my own code.
Mostly a day of presentations, interesting contrasts between development communities and the social effects of license choice between uDig and gvSig.
Here is what we do so well - WFS-T. Unfortanutly this was (re)written the night before our project, Validating Web Feature Server, was due. In the introduction (by Richard Gould): "the biggest method of Java I have ever seen, and it worked!
Well wishes to all my open source friends!
There is a three things an open source project needs to get right. Here are some thoughts as I assemble a reading list to help an open source project I am on.
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