[Geomoose-users] gm3 first impression

[James Klassen]

The docs could always use help.  That is life when most of the doc
development is on a volunteer basis.  We welcome contributions.

The docs focus on MS4W because we have a number of MS4W users who are
helpful in maintaining docs.

You will find the gm3-demo-data repo has a dockerfile in it.  That is what
the devs primarily use for testing and development.

GeoMoose itself doesn't need much for a server, but the WMS and WFS
services need to come from somewhere which is where the demo data repo
comes in.

Of course you are free and encouraged to write a dockerfile that meets your
specific needs.

On Sep 18, 2017 8:08 PM, "Brian Wilson" <brian at wildsong.biz> wrote:

>From what I can tell it's only geared for MS4W at this point; there appears
to be
no other useful documentation. Running GIS services on Windows is in my
opinion
just way too much work. I am trying to use docker these days.

The developer quickstart says to look at the "examples".
The example in "desktop" has a README, just has a MATRESS LABEL in it.

The developer doc mentions docker but appears incomplete. It says to fork
the source repo and then references the docker folder, which does not exist.

Finally I see this buried in a README: "We will have additional Getting
Started guides once we have demo packages ready for download."

*sigh*

I guess I will check back in a few months. Probably I could march through
setting up version 2.x and get some familiarity but with 3.x out I can't
see that as being worthwhile, 3.x appears to be substantially changed and
life is short.

Brian


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