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Re: [udig-devel] Blueprint for Open Source Web Mapping using uDig

Jody,

Any suggestions for changes to my text, I would be happy to consider. I hope my document will be helpful to the community.

Please let me know if there is any other feedback you or others have.

Thank you,
M. Ballinger


Our existing documentation is in an open wiki; and code repository. Open
source projects do not generally have spare volunteers to help :-)

Your existing instructions look fine thus far; if
your shapefiles had a sidecar "sld" file uDig would take that as the
default style (and not trouble your users with a  " probably create a pretty ugly map").

The
closest document we have to yours is:
http://udig.refractions.net/confluence/display/EN/Quickstart

When
your document is complete we can of course add it to the wiki "Getting
Started" section; and it will be included in subsequent releases of
uDig.

Jody

On
17/06/2010, at 1:52 PM, MICHELLE ELIZABETH BALLINGER wrote:

Dear
uDig Community,

 

I am interested in providing a tutorial that includes uDig, and I would
like to
ask for your help. I am a masters candidate for graduation at Penn State
World
Campus with a Masters in Geographic Information Systems degree. My
capstone
project is a Blueprint for Open Source Web Mapping. I am creating a step
by
step outline for the public's use to create open source web maps of a
topic of
their choice. I would greatly appreciate feedback from you to improve my
project. I am releasing a draft of the Blueprint at http://mballingercapstone.web.officelive.com/default.aspx.  I would then hope to work with you during the
next month to make sure the Blueprint is a valuable addition to existing
documentation. Thank you for your consideration.

 

M. Ballinger

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