[OSGeo-Discuss] Mailing List for jquery geo development

[P Kishor]

On Sat, Mar 6, 2010 at 6:11 AM, Arnulf Christl <seven at arnulf.us> wrote:
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> Folks,
> we had a good BoF at FOSSGIS about leveraging jQuery in Geo. There
> already are several initiatives, single developments and interest from
> some projects. Till Adams has set up a Wiki to collect some of them
> under the url geojquery.org. Feel free to log in and comment.
>

As I am a big fan of jQuery, and use it for everything (including
making and serving breakfast), I say, what an excellent idea this is.

Now, there is a project called jMaps (see
http://github.com/digitalspaghetti/jmaps/) which may have some work
already done... at least in concept. It wraps jQuery around Gmaps API.
Also, I once created a rubber-band zoom dingus using jQuery. I will
have to dig it out of the attic.



> - From the scope of the idea it seems to make sense to set up a dedicated
> mailing list. I suggested to use OSGeo infrastructure as it makes it
> easier to find, maintain, etc.
>
> The next BoF will be on March 12th in Girona:
> http://twitter.com/sevenspatial/statuses/10069360726
>
> SAC,
> can you please set up a mailing list named "geojquery"? I volunteer as
> list admin.
>
> Once the list is up and prodictive we will announce it on this list
> again. After that you have to follow progress there.
>
> Best regards,
> Arnulf.
>
> - --
> Arnulf Christl
>
> Exploring Space, Time and Mind
> http://arnulf.us
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