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It’s been a couple of busy weeks, with the QGIS 4.2 release and meetings and conferences all over the place before a few, hopefully quieter, weeks of summer break.

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First, the Austrian QGIS user group met online on 25 June. The topic was webmapping, with multiple users presenting their webmapping solutions, ranging from Lizmap to QGIS Cloud.

A few d...


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Finally it’s here: Jupyter notebooks inside QGIS. I don’t know about you but I’ve been hoping for someone to get around to doing this for quite a while.

Qiusheng Wu published the first version of the


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The journey continues: QgsArrowIterator is now merged! This makes it possible to iterate over QgsFeatures as Arrow batches.

This is where we are now, quoting


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Plugin developers who want to use (Geo)Pandas-based functionality in their plugins regularly face the challenge of converting QGIS vector layers to (Geo)DataFrames. There is currently no built-in convenience function.

In Trajectools, so far, I have been performing the conversion manually, looping through all features and taking care of tricky column types, such as ...


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