In an upcoming recipe (another one for the cutting room floor), we’ll play a bit with realistic biking distances, as compared with a 5-mile buffer (light grey), a 5-mile driving distance (dark grey), and a 5-mile biking-on-roads-with-speed-limits-under-40mph (purplish). This is just a teaser for mapbaker… . Continue reading Realistic biking distances, pgRouting
So, as we’re are in the final edits of the PostGIS Cookbook, there are some recipes that have ended up on the cutting room floor. Several of these will end up on this blog: Amongst those that will end up in the alternate pipeline, and thus ultimately in GitHub, will be a project called pgOrthogonalize, similar to the functionality in Potlatch2 and iD to square … Continue reading PostGIS Cookbook Promises
All goes well, the PostGIS Cookbook will be out in January here’s some of the official info: If you are a web developer or a software architect, … and want to expand the range of techniques you are using with PostGIS, then this book is for you… . An easy-to-use guide, full of hands-on recipes for manipulating spatial data in a PostGIS database. Each topic … Continue reading (a tagged repost) Happy #postgis day, everybody! A big and fun day
All goes well, the PostGIS Cookbook will be out in January here’s some of the official info: If you are a web developer or a software architect, … and want to expand the range of techniques you are using with PostGIS, then this book is for you… . An easy-to-use guide, full of hands-on recipes for manipulating spatial data in a PostGIS database. Each topic … Continue reading Happy #postgis day, everybody! A big and fun day
It’s starting to feel real around here: Continue reading Book is coming…
I have posted about this previously, but just a reminder that I am working (with dedicated and brilliant co-authors) on a PostGIS book! Publication date TBD, but we are not far off now. It will be via Packt, and likely a title like “PostGIS Cookbook” or similar. Like many great projects, reviewing it at editing time is revealing that it is better than it felt … Continue reading New PostGIS book, on its way…
I hung out this week at the Boston Code Sprint http://wiki.osgeo.org/wiki/Boston_Code_Sprint_2013, which is a “C-Tribe” code sprint for improving things like PostGIS, MapServer, and other GeoFOSS projects written in C. See Paul Ramsey’s posts on PostGIS and MapServer for more on what everyone was working on. Being my first time at a code sprint, it’s been very interesting, and it’s a very warm and inviting … Continue reading Boston Code Sprint
I thought one more post for procrastination sake. Brother 4 years ago: and sister today: Continue reading PostGIS Onesie, redux– side-by-side comparison
Following in her brother’s (and father’s) footsteps: Continue reading PostGIS Onesie Redux
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