UI theme support now core in QGIS
I enjoy using the dark UI theme for QGIS so much I figured why not make it a core feature. In the next version of QGIS if you head to the options screen you can now find a UI Theme option. The default...
View ArticleNot always about new features
I love a good feature just as much as the next person but sometimes it’s great to fix a small workflow issue that has bugged you for the longest time. If you have ever seen this kind of dialog you will...
View ArticleRendering web images as markers in QGIS
So here is an idea. Say you have a point layer that has a link to a static image from a web cam. Lets say it is a traffic camera for this use case. We can use that feed to see the image in a browser....
View ArticleGood news for QGIS MapInfo users
So some good news for QGIS users who also need/want to use MapInfo. QGIS via GDAL 2.0 can support MapInfo TAB file editing. In all older versions of GDAL there was only support for read and/or write...
View ArticleUIs are for the weak. Welcome to ASCII QGIS land
Have you ever thought “gee I wish I could have a ASCII QGIS map viewer for console use. I’m so over these fancy UIs with their fancy graphics, fonts, and icons”. No? Anybody? You are still reading?...
View ArticleStyling maps in QGIS is better when it’s interactive
I’m sure you are all well aware of my hate of blocking dialogs, and when it comes to styling QGIS has a few and they annoy me to no end. With new fancy map making tools like MapBox and CartoDB all...
View ArticleSpeeding up QGIS build times with Ninja
As a developer, feedback is important when you are working. The quicker you have the feedback the quicker you can fix the issues. This doesn’t just apply to feedback from users/clients but also from...
View ArticleQGIS style dock – Part 1 – Live Styles!
This post is part of a series exploring the new style dock. Part 1 – Styles Part 2 – Plugin pages Part 3 – New panel API A while ago did a post about the new style dock in QGIS. The first stage was...
View ArticleQGIS style dock – Part 2 – Plugin panels
In part 1 I talked about the new style dock and the in built functions it has in this post I would like to cover how you can extend that dock using plugin panels. While building the dock it became...
View ArticleQGIS WHY U NO PRINT DEBUG INFO
One of those days today where I burnt more time then I should on something that I din’t know about and spent way to much time searching for the wrong thing. On a new install of Fedora I couldn’t get my...
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