[QGIS-Developer] Save the date for the July 2024 Open Standards Code Sprint 

[Joana Simoes via QGIS-Developer]

*Good morning,*

*

The Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC) is hosting a code sprint, from the 
10th through the 12th of July. This code sprint will be open to all OGC 
APIs and encodings and will have special tracks in topics such as "Data 
Quality".


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/A Code Sprint is a three day hybrid event, where dozens of 
developers from around the world come together to code and share their 
ideas regarding sharing geospatial information. Even if you are not 
a developer, there are lots of ways to be involved in the code 
sprint, without actually writing code; e.g.: testing, documentation, 
issues.  As in previous code sprints, this sprint will include a mentor 
stream targeted at newcomers, which includes an onboarding day with lots 
of introductory tutorials (see here 
, 
examples of past tutorials)./


**

The sprint will run on an hybrid format, with the face to face component 
taking place in Geovation , London.



You can find more information about the sprint, including a registration 
link in the


code sprints website: https://developer.ogc.org/sprints/


Some sponsoring opportunities are still available, for those who wish to 
contribute:


https://github.com/opengeospatial/developer-events/wiki/July-2024-Open-Standards-Code-Sprint#call-for-sponsors-mega 



You can find more information about OGC standards at: 
https://developer.ogc.org/


**

Hope to see you at the code sprint,

All the Best,

Joana

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[QGIS-Developer] Save the date for the July 2024 Open Standards Code Sprint 

[Joana Simoes via QGIS-Developer]

***Good morning,* *

The Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC) is hosting a code sprint, from the 
10th through the 12th of July. This code sprint will be open to all OGC 
APIs and encodings and will have special tracks in topics such as "Data 
Quality".


//

//

/A Code Sprint is a three day hybrid event, where dozens of 
developers from around the world come together to code and share their 
ideas regarding sharing geospatial information. Even if you are not 
a developer, there are lots of ways to be involved in the code 
sprint, without actually writing code; e.g.: testing, documentation, 
issues.  As in previous code sprints, this sprint will include a mentor 
stream targeted at newcomers, which includes an onboarding day with lots 
of introductory tutorials (see here 
, 
examples of past tutorials)./


**

The sprint will run on an hybrid format, with the face to face component 
taking place in Geovation , London.



You can find more information about the sprint, including a registration 
link in the


code sprints website: https://developer.ogc.org/sprints/


Some sponsoring opportunities are still available, for those who wish to 
contribute:


https://github.com/opengeospatial/developer-events/wiki/July-2024-Open-Standards-Code-Sprint#call-for-sponsors-mega

You can find more information about OGC standards at: 
https://developer.ogc.org/


**

Hope to see you at the code sprint,

All the Best,

Joana

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[QGIS-Developer] Announcing the OGC - ASF - OSGeo Code Sprint 

[Joana Simoes via QGIS-Developer]

*Good day,* *
**
*

*The Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC) is hosting a code sprint along 
with OSGeo and the Apache Software Foundation, from the 26th through the 
28th of February. The focus of the sprint will be standards for 
geospatial information, and their support in various Free and Open 
Source projects. OSGeo projects can register their interest in 
participating through the sprint wiki page: 
>*


*

A Code Sprint is a three day hybrid event, where dozens of 
developers from around the world come together to code and share their 
ideas regarding sharing geospatial information. Even if you are not 
a developer, there are lots of ways to be involved in the code 
sprint, without actually writing code; e.g.: testing, documentation, 
issues. As in previous code sprints, this sprint will include a mentor 
stream targeted at newcomers, which includes an onboarding day with lots 
of introductory tutorials.



The sprint will run on an hybrid format, with the face to face component 
taking place in the beautiful city of Évora (Portugal), a UNESCO World 
Heritage Site, which will become the European capital of culture in 
2027: >



*You can find more information about the sprint, including a 
registration link in the


code sprint website: > *



*We thank our hosts and catering supporters

>. 
Some sponsoring opportunities are still available, for those who wish to 
contribute: 
>



Hope to see you at the code sprint,


All the Best,


Joana

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[QGIS-Developer] Invitation for the Open Standards Code Sprint 

[Joana Simoes via QGIS-Developer]

*

Good morning,

*
***

The Open Standards Code Sprint, will run from October 30 - November 1, 
in Geovation  (London, UK). All OGC standards are 
in scope for this code sprint and various Standards Working Groups 
already confirmed their participation 
.



A Code Sprint is a three day hybrid event, where dozens of developers 
from around the world come together to code and share their ideas 
regarding sharing geospatial information.This code sprint will include a 
mentor stream targeted at newcomers, which includes an onboarding day 
with lots of introductory tutorials.


*

*OSGeo projects that wish to participate are encouraged to advertise it 
at the sprint wiki page 
, 
and to register for the project pitches 
.* 



**

*You can find more information, including a registration link in the 
code sprint website: https://developer.ogc.org/sprints/22/ *


*This event is generously supported by our sponsors and supporters 
 
and some funding opportunities for selected participants may be 
available. If you want to apply, please express your interest in the 
registration form 
, as 
soon as possible.*


*Hope to see you at the code sprint,*

*All the Best,*

*Joana *

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[QGIS-Developer] Upcoming Tiling Interfaces Code Sprint

[Joana Simoes via QGIS-Developer]

*Hello,*

*

The Tiling Interfaces Code Sprint, hosted by the Open Geospatial 
Consortium (OGC) and the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA)  
will run from the 12th to the 14th of June at the Moonshot Labs 
 (St. Louis, MO, US)



A Code Sprint is a three day hybrid event, where dozens of developers 
from around the world come together to code and share their ideas 
regarding sharing geospatial information. Even if you are not a 
developer, there are lots of ways to be involved in the code sprint, 
without actually writing code; e.g.: testing, documentation, issues. 
This code sprint will include a mentor stream targeted at newcomers, 
which includes an onboarding day with lots of introductory tutorials.


*

*You can find more information, including a registration link in the 
code sprint website: https://developer.ogc.org/sprints/21/ 


*

*If you plan to attend in-person, be aware that in-person registrations 
close very soon (on the 10th of May).

*

*Hope to see you at the code sprint,*

*All the Best,*

*Joana*
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[QGIS-Developer] Upcoming Open Standards and Open Software Code Sprint

[Joana Simoes via QGIS-Developer]

Good morning,

The Open Standards and Open Software Code Sprint, hosted by OGC, OSGeo 
and ASF  will run from 25 to 27 of April, near Lausanne, Switzerland 
(right after the QGIS Contributor Meeting).


A Code Sprint is a three day hybrid event, where dozens of developers 
from around the world come together to code and share their ideas 
regarding sharing geospatial information. Even if you are not a 
developer, there are lots of ways to be involved in the code sprint, 
without actually writing code; e.g.: testing, documentation, issues. 
This code sprint will include a mentor stream targeted at newcomers, 
which includes an onboarding day with lots of introductory tutorials.


You can find more information, including a registration link in the code 
sprint website: https://developer.ogc.org/sprints/20/


Hope to see you at the code sprint,

All the Best,

Joana

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[QGIS-Developer] Support to OGC API Tiles in QGIS

[Joana Simoes via QGIS-Developer]

Hi All,

I was wondering if you think it would be a valuable feature, to add 
support for the newly approved OGC API Tiles standard in QGIS [1].


This way, users would be able to add layers published with OGC API 
Vector Tiles [2].


There is an upcoming code sprint covering OGC API Tiles next week [3], 
so it could be a good opportunity for me, or anyone else who is 
interested, to start working on this.


Looking forward to hearing your thoughts on this,

 All the Best,

   Joana


[1] https://github.com/qgis/QGIS/issues/50296

[2] https://dive.pygeoapi.io/assets/images/qgis-vtiles2.png

[3] https://developer.ogc.org/sprints/19/

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[QGIS-Developer] Web Mapping Code Sprint

[Joana Simoes via QGIS-Developer]

Good afternoon,

The Open Geospatial Consortium, Ordnance Survey and Eurogeographics have
joined forces to bring you the Web Mapping Code Sprint, focused on open
standards that support publishing and consuming maps through APIs:

https://developer.ogc.org/sprints/19

The code sprint will be hybrid, with the in-person part taking place in
Brussels, Belgium, and the online part taking place on discord.

Whether you want to improve the support to OGC standards in the QGIS
ecosystem, or just learn more about OGC standards, this code sprint is for
you (:

Registrations are free and a limited number of places is still available
here:

https://portal.ogc.org/public_ogc/register/221129api_codesprint.php

  Hope to see at the code sprint

   All the Best,

   Joana
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