By Harsh, on April 5th, 2010%
TECH 101 – Mashups For Planning
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By Harsh, on November 22nd, 2007%
Paul Ramsey points to Danny de Vries‘s take on Free and Open Source Software for Geospatial [FOSS4G] 2007:
“What we saw was a young and passionate movement not-so-subtly showcasing their dedication for open-source as a tool by which to challenge corporate, or closed-source, IT monopolies in the geospatial domain.”
I want to underline the ‘showcasing’ part. It is . . . → Read More: Why Contribute
By Harsh, on November 10th, 2007%
I was a little surprised to find MapServer listed on Nessus- the network vulnerability scanner website chugging along on Apache/PHP: Its mention points to greater usage than earlier anticipated. So if even AGG- its Google-esque 5.0 rendering backend is not enough, here‘s another reason for -4.10.3 users to upgrade:
Synopsis:
The remote web server contains CGI scripts that . . . → Read More: MapServer’s Claim to Fame?
By Harsh, on May 5th, 2007%
An impressive summary of presentations, but my professional favorite would be ‘IBM DB2 Express-C: A Free Database for Open Source Spatial and XML Development’. Although something tells me that something else might be the crowd favorite.
On DB2 Express-C: It went free soon after its counter-weights Oracle XE and SQL Server XE last year, but its press . . . → Read More: My Pick of FOSS4G 2007 Presentation Submissions
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