Month: May 2014
-
Anita Graser: “Cooking is similar to coding: there are rules, cookbooks, and if you practice you’ll get better”
Anita Graser (Twitter, blog) is an open source GIS advocate and data visualization geek with a background in geographic information sciences, working with the Mobility department at the Austrian Institute of Technology, Vienna. She is part of the QGIS project steering committee and an OSGeo Charter member. Anita was interviewed for GeoHipster by Atanas Entchev. Q: How did you get…
-
GeoHipster 6-month anniversary recap
GeoHipster launched six months ago. At the time we didn’t know what to expect, and where it was going. But the response has been encouraging, and we’ll keep forging full speed ahead. First of all, I want to thank Glenn Letham for encouraging me to launch GeoHipster, and GISUser for the initial financial support. Next,…