In the first part you've learned about a tool called uMap. For some use cases a static map is enough. OpenStreetMap is however very much alive and changes every second. You may want to reflect those changes in your map. Real time requests aren't feasible with current OSM state. If …
I started the new job on March 1st and all of my unfinished texts remain this way. The format of this weekly accomplishments may become more bi-weekly... Last week I learned Mostly the stuff related to my new workplace. RPM packages My daily lecture - Packaging Guidelines And their Pythonic version …
My "free" month is at its end and I decided to spend most of the time doing whatever I felt like to. This includes taking long walks, playing board games and watching Doctor Who's last season. I received plenty of information about onboarding at my new employer which is held …
uMap uMap is a tool to create custom maps on the OpenStreetMap layers. In order to start creating maps, one needs to have an OSM account and click on "Create a map" on the uMap homepage. There is a few possibilities how to get data to the map. Language course …
Accomplishments Vege JMK - dynamic map showing raw data + GitHub repo with data static map showing preprocessed data (Proof of concept) I shall continue on the preprocessed one, it reflects the reality better. Last week I learned how to create maps using uMap, plenty of clicking and some fun included. how …
Intro This year I joined the challenge with the intention to make it to the end, no matter what. I did it out of curiosity: with the aim to challenge my Python skill and have some brain exercise. As a beginner I solved first puzzles in the previous years but …
It's hard for me to go out without a purpose. Hiking in the forests, meeting some other people - count me in. Trying all the tram routes in the city - of course. But then the pandemic comes. Or there is no one available in the city. Or you've seen all of …
Why blogging? My old domain was unused for the last few years. I had little idea what to put there though. Having a showcase of the things I do which may be interesting for the other people. I like writing and miss it since I switched to tech. There are …