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A geospatial career journey

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Rings In a Tree

As I was building a Python notebook in Databricks, I started thinking about how much Python work I've been doing since I went out on my own. That got me thinking about all of the SQL I had been doing the last couple of years at my previous role, then the Javascript before that and … Continue reading Rings In a Tree →

Bill Dollins career, gis, programming 2024-03-292024-04-02 2 Minutes

Lessons from Maps and Old Code

Taking over someone else's code is hard. There is probably no better look at how a person thinks than looking at their code. It can be tempting to trash their code and start from scratch. This temptation often runs into conflict with a sunk-cost fallacy that says "The previous person spent so much time on … Continue reading Lessons from Maps and Old Code →

Bill Dollins gis, programming 2022-09-212022-09-21 4 Minutes

GeoIQ API Wrappers for .Net

Bill Dollins .net, c#, gis, programming 2012-06-11 2 Minutes

CartoDB + Leaflet = Easy

Bill Dollins gis, open source, postgis, programming, web development 15 Comments 2011-10-13 3 Minutes

FOSS4G Quick Hits

Bill Dollins gis, open source, postgis, programming 4 Comments 2011-09-19 2 Minutes

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