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== Quantum GIS ==
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* Contact name: '''Gary Sherman'''
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=== Key Accomplishments ===
 
=== Key Accomplishments ===
* the top 5-10 key items that the project or PSC accomplished this period
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* Two new versions of QGIS where released during 2008: 0.10 "Io" and 0.11 "Metis"
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* Python plugin repositories were established for both official and user-contributed plugins
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* By year end, the 1.0 "Kore" release branch had been established and the version was ready for packaging (release came in January 2009)
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* The addition of Python bindings has continued to prompt community contribution of plugins that extend QGIS in new an interesting ways
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* Paolo Cavallini was added to the Project Steering Committee and assumed the role of Financial/Marketing Advisor
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* QGIS was well represented at FOSS4G2008
  
 
=== Areas for Improvement ===
 
=== Areas for Improvement ===
* any weaknesses in process, software, management, etc. that you plan to address or recognise need some help
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* Packaging releases remains an area with room for improvement. Work is needed to streamline the process for releasing packages on all major platforms, with a specific need for:
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** Debian
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** Ubuntu
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** Windows
 
   
 
   
 
=== Opportunities to Help ===
 
=== Opportunities to Help ===
* list areas that could use some help from members and readers of the report
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* QGIS is always looking for help in the form of translation, documentation, coding, and bug fixes.
  
 
=== Outlook for 2009 ===
 
=== Outlook for 2009 ===
* this is the motivational part that is meant to inspire readers to keep their eyes open for great stuff in 2008 :)
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* The 1.0 API will provide a stable platform for developing plugins and standalone applications based on the QGIS libraries.
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* Additional releases in the 1.x branch will improve the stability and include important bug fixes.
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* Work will continue on the next generation QGIS with new and interesting features and capabilities.
  
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[[Category: Reports 2008]]
 
[[Category: Reports 2008]]

Latest revision as of 17:08, 8 March 2009

Quantum GIS

  • Contact name: Gary Sherman

Key Accomplishments

  • Two new versions of QGIS where released during 2008: 0.10 "Io" and 0.11 "Metis"
  • Python plugin repositories were established for both official and user-contributed plugins
  • By year end, the 1.0 "Kore" release branch had been established and the version was ready for packaging (release came in January 2009)
  • The addition of Python bindings has continued to prompt community contribution of plugins that extend QGIS in new an interesting ways
  • Paolo Cavallini was added to the Project Steering Committee and assumed the role of Financial/Marketing Advisor
  • QGIS was well represented at FOSS4G2008

Areas for Improvement

  • Packaging releases remains an area with room for improvement. Work is needed to streamline the process for releasing packages on all major platforms, with a specific need for:
    • Debian
    • Ubuntu
    • Windows

Opportunities to Help

  • QGIS is always looking for help in the form of translation, documentation, coding, and bug fixes.

Outlook for 2009

  • The 1.0 API will provide a stable platform for developing plugins and standalone applications based on the QGIS libraries.
  • Additional releases in the 1.x branch will improve the stability and include important bug fixes.
  • Work will continue on the next generation QGIS with new and interesting features and capabilities.