OpenLayers has its fair share of reputation as being one of the best and widely implemented (White House’s Delivering on Change using OpenLayers) open source JavaScript library for displaying dynamic map data in a webpage. Although originally developed by MetaCarta, in November 2007 it became a project of the Open Source Geospatial Foundation. Written in [...]
Archive for May, 2009
Be it GNOME or KDE, most Linux power users prefer to have their desktops slick and geeky with screenlets, gadgets, docks or conky. But I on the other hand (cannot call myself a power user) like to keep my Ubuntu desktop clean without any visual clutter by preventing nautilus from drawing icons. It is only [...]
Posted on May 10th, 2009 in General
I’ve been planning to move this blog from Blogger for quite some time now, and I believe the time and necessity has come. Considering the features and advantages of having a blogging platform installed on a personal domain, I have decided to go ahead with WordPress as my choice. The transfer could take some time, [...]
Tags: General
Paul Ramsey, James Fee and Geoweb Guru – all have blogged about it already. OpenGeo, the geospatial division of The Open Planning Project which provides enterprise support for open source web mapping platform have published a new white paper on OpenGeo Architecture. The paper addresses the distinct functionalities of each of the components that make [...]
Tags: Open Geo, white paper
