How to add a Google Maps layer to Openscales?
Hiking & ActivitiesGetting Google Maps and OpenLayers to Play Nice: A Human’s Guide So, you want to bring the familiar face of Google Maps into the flexible world of OpenLayers? Smart move! Combining these two powerhouses can really unlock some serious geospatial potential for your web apps. But let’s be honest, getting them to work together hasn’t
Show differenet SVG icons on one layer at runtime
Hiking & ActivitiesShowing Different SVG Icons on One Layer at Runtime: Making Your Web UI Dance SVG icons? Yeah, they’re everywhere these days. And for good reason! They keep your site looking sharp on any screen, big or small. But here’s the thing: static icons are boring. What if you want that little heart icon to morph
What does “foo” stand for in this PostGIS command?
Hiking & Activities“Foo” in PostGIS: What’s That All About? So, you’re diving into PostGIS and keep seeing this weird “foo” thing pop up in the commands? Don’t sweat it; you’re not alone. It’s one of those programmer quirks that can leave you scratching your head if you’re not in the know. Basically, “foo” is just a placeholder.
ArcGIS Pro Unique Values with Domains Does not Display Correct Number of Classes
Hiking & ActivitiesArcGIS Pro: Why Aren’t All My Unique Values Showing Up? Let’s Fix It. ArcGIS Pro is fantastic for making maps, but sometimes things go sideways, right? One really common head-scratcher is when you’re trying to symbolize your data using unique values – especially when domains are involved – and suddenly, not all your classes are
Import .dxf with pyqgis
Hiking & ActivitiesWrangling .dxf Files into QGIS with PyQGIS: A Human’s Guide So, you’ve got some .dxf files kicking around and need to get them into QGIS? Been there! It’s a pretty common task, especially when you’re trying to bridge the gap between CAD and GIS. But let’s be honest, it can sometimes feel like you’re trying
ArcMap to automatically create polygons from shapes that are present in an image raster
Hiking & ActivitiesTurning Raster Images into Polygons in ArcMap: A Human’s Guide So, you’ve got a raster image – maybe it’s a scanned map, some aerial photography, or even classified data – and you need to turn those shapes into polygons. Sounds familiar, right? As GIS folks, we’ve all been there. Converting raster images into vector polygons