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QGIS UC 2023, ‘s-Hertogenbosch
Sorry… no English text as of yet. However, you’re welcome to have a look at the Dutch version (and use some automagic translation device)…
QGIS User Conference 2023
Get your QGIS-ass to ‘s-Hertogenbosch!
QGIS out in the fields…
Wednesday the 28th of September, we’re organizing a thematic day on the field use of QGIS. It’s being hosted by VRBZO (the Fire Department in the Eindhoven region).
Theme is the use of QIS in the filed, (mostly) using QField or MerginMaps. Want to join us (language will be mostly Dutch)? Tickets (free for members) are on Eventbrite.
(Nederlands) Wat heeft de vereniging eigenlijk gedaan het afgelopen jaar?
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Ask Me Anything about QGIS release management
Friday 29 January, Richard and Raymond will do an Ask Me Anything (in Dutch) on release management, and how to advise clients on which releases they should deploy. And the meaning of FF, difference between LR and LTR, etc.
It’s in Dutch, but if you want to join in anyway: https://meet.jit.si/qgisnl-release-amaQGIS
Donatie OGT en ander QGIS Gebruikersvereniging nieuws
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Mini hackfest ‘s-Hertogenbosch result: a website…
Today we had a small hackparty at Raymonds house. Focus: refocussing the qgis.nl blog site to the landing page of the Dutch QGIS user group.
Ans yes, its there now :-).
Kort verslag oprichtingsvergadering QGIS gebruikersgroep
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Select by location: hoe zit dat met die opties?
Currently, there’s around 20 persons in Bucharest working on QGIS development during the Contributors Meeting. And because the name of the hackfest is changed from developers meeting to contributors meeting, I now feel welcome too (as a non-coding contributor).
So what can I do, as a non-coding QGIS fan? Write documentation! I just started with some documentation that I really thought should be better. I even used it as a (bad) example in a presentation at the FOSS4GNL, titled “what we can learn from esri”. And I