Do we have a fundraising target, estimate of time required?
Thanks,
Alex
On 04/25/2018 08:08 PM, Nyall Dawson wrote:
> On 23 April 2018 at 15:21, Howard Frederick wrote:
>> Hi all -
>>
>> QGIS 3 is pretty magical* but I miss the R provider! We have a bunch of R
>> scripts for our flightplanning
I am hoping to revitalise the QGIS Network API plugin project that I
mentored for GSoC last year - it needs porting to QGIS3 and probably some
more documentation.
For anyone who doesn't know it, it makes QGIS expose a network API service
so that clients can call defined QGIS functions. So using th
I'm sure sf is the future for spatial objects. There are not too many
examples and resources to be found on the web still, but I ported one of
my (poor scripts) from sp to sf. It's now maybe 25% of code and maybe 10
times faster.
Though there are numerous packages with dependencies for sp, wh
Having an R console within QGIS would be incredibly useful! I've been
copying and pasting between R and QGIS (keeping the WKT field correctly
formatted) using read.table, which works well, too. W.r.t. sp vs. sf, seems
like sf is the future for R spatial objects? Any thoughts on this?
Crowdfunding
On 26 April 2018 at 22:10, Barry Rowlingson
wrote:
> As a long-time R spatial developer and QGIS user I'll be glad to help out -
> but time-poor at work for now. "Helping out" may be more like "making
> unreasonable suggestions" and "finding annoying bugs".
Don't undersell yourself... these woul
As a long-time R spatial developer and QGIS user I'll be glad to help out -
but time-poor at work for now. "Helping out" may be more like "making
unreasonable suggestions" and "finding annoying bugs".
For example, can we find a more efficient way to transfer data from QGIS to
R? Can the new `sf`
+1
Thanks,
On 2018-04-26 07:40, Paolo Cavallini wrote:
Hi all,
Il 26/04/2018 05:08, Nyall Dawson ha scritto:
I'm VERY interested in seeing this resurrected. I'm available to
mentor this task if someone else wants to take ownership of the plugin
and do the port, OR alternatively I'd be happy
Hi all,
Il 26/04/2018 05:08, Nyall Dawson ha scritto:
> I'm VERY interested in seeing this resurrected. I'm available to
> mentor this task if someone else wants to take ownership of the plugin
> and do the port, OR alternatively I'd be happy for North Road to do
> the porting ourselves and take o
Hi,
I also really miss the R provider in QGIS 3.
Thanks for raising this topic, I'm available for help
Cheers
Matteo
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On 23 April 2018 at 15:21, Howard Frederick wrote:
> Hi all -
>
> QGIS 3 is pretty magical* but I miss the R provider! We have a bunch of R
> scripts for our flightplanning and mapmaking wildlife work that were super
> handy and will be sorely missed.
>
> I don’t have the Python skills to port the
Hi all,
my perception is that, although niche, thi is however largely used. The
problem is that it is difficult to reach these users, so a crowdfunding
widely annouced through blogs and social media could be a good way to go.
I suspect these users will quitely keep on using 2.18, which IMHO is
subo
Hi all -
QGIS 3 is pretty magical* but I miss the R provider! We have a bunch of R
scripts for our flightplanning and mapmaking wildlife work that were super
handy and will be sorely missed.
I don’t have the Python skills to port the 2.18 plugin to 3.0 (yet!) but would
be interested in (a) tr
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