[Users] GeoExt 1.0?

Christian Spanring christian at spanring.eu
Fri Jan 22 16:33:03 CET 2010


from a user perspective, working with attribute data is an outstanding
functionality of geoext.

for one of our projects I used geoext in a map prototype
(http://maps.mapc.org/myrwa/) and, even though it just scratches the
surface what you can do with a featurestore in Ext, people were really
excited to see their data showing up in an explorable table on "a
Google Map". next steps for us are, among others, tighter integration
of map and attribute data exploration, like applying table
filters/search to map features or experimenting with chart views (of
map features, selections and filters, etc).

thanks for the great framework!
christian

On Thu, Jan 21, 2010 at 5:41 PM, Chris Holmes <cholmes at opengeo.org> wrote:
> What's on people's minds for the minimum component list that we need
> before we call things '1.0'?
>
> The list in my mind (past what's already in core, which I think gets us
> much of the way there) is something like:
>
> * Styling
> * Editing tools (with WFS-T and backed to other persistence formats)
> * Google Earth plugin
> * 'Search' - generic components, plus specific things for geocoding,
> geonames, etc.
> * Printing
> * As easy to add google maps or bing through the UI as it is to add WMS
> layers (or close to as easy, may have to include a key)
>
> I'm psyched on the other UX components, but I don't personally see them
> as essential.  What is on other people's lists?  What makes GeoExt a
> compelling mapping toolkit?
>
> I think there will be a whole lot of interest once GeoExt gets past 1.0,
> and it could be nice to define a roadmap / have an idea of what we're
> shooting for.  Then once that core is reached effort should be shifted
> from developing new components to getting what exists in to solid 1.0
> state, with docs, examples etc.
>
> C
>
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