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== About MapGuide == | == About MapGuide == | ||
− | MapGuide Open Source is an advanced platform for web-based geospatial application development, data update, and publishing. MapGuide incredibly flexible, being cross-platform (Windows and Linux) and cross-language (PHP, Java, and ASP.Net). It includes a strong geospatial processing API, and a large number of output formats, such as image (PNG, JPG, etc), WMS, WFS, and KML. In addition, by leveraging the flexible FDO Open Source data abstraction library, MapGuide can access multiple data sources, such as MySQL, PostGIS, Oracle, ArcSDE, Shape Files, and | + | MapGuide Open Source is an advanced platform for web-based geospatial application development, data update, and publishing. MapGuide incredibly flexible, being cross-platform (Windows and Linux) and cross-language (PHP, Java, and ASP.Net). It includes a strong geospatial processing API, and a large number of output formats, such as image (PNG, JPG, etc), WMS, WFS, and KML. In addition, by leveraging the flexible FDO Open Source data abstraction library, MapGuide can access multiple data sources, such as MySQL, PostGIS, Oracle, ArcSDE, Shape Files, SDF, WMS, WFS, and many image formats. |
== Recent Events == | == Recent Events == |
Revision as of 14:23, 3 March 2007
About MapGuide
MapGuide Open Source is an advanced platform for web-based geospatial application development, data update, and publishing. MapGuide incredibly flexible, being cross-platform (Windows and Linux) and cross-language (PHP, Java, and ASP.Net). It includes a strong geospatial processing API, and a large number of output formats, such as image (PNG, JPG, etc), WMS, WFS, and KML. In addition, by leveraging the flexible FDO Open Source data abstraction library, MapGuide can access multiple data sources, such as MySQL, PostGIS, Oracle, ArcSDE, Shape Files, SDF, WMS, WFS, and many image formats.
Recent Events
Since its initial release, there have been several signifigant events
- November 2005
- Autodesk announces that new MapGuide code will be released as open source.
- Technology preview release of MapGuide Open Source (under the name MapServer Enterprise)
- February 2006
- MapGuide code is made available through the Open Source Geospatial Foundation
- MapGuide Open Source 1.0.0 is released
- MapGuide development team starts using public issue tracking and feedback mechanisms
- put more items in here
- November 2006
- MapGuide Open Source Project Steering Committee is formed
- put more items in here
- January 2007
- Implementation of Trac, a flexible development tracking system
Under Development
In the past months, several exciting new features have been added to MapGuide Open Source
- Native KML publishing, including support for regions, and view-based scale ranges.
- Introduction of a highly configurable stylization engine, allowing for complex custom point and line styles
- More?
Statistics
- N Downloads of latest 1.1.0 release
- N Members of user / developer lists
- Active development involvement by the following organisations / people
- Autodesk
- DM Solutions Group
- SL-King