This article gives a few SQL commands to drape 2D geometries on a DEM (Digital Elevation Model), in order to obtain 3D geometries. We use PostGIS 2, and its rasters support especially.
Assuming you have a DEM compatible with GDAL, you can easily load the raster into ...
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Pretty much like n1k0, I feel like I had learned Javascript three or four times, from the alert() back in 1997 to this article about automatic testing. I must admit that, lately, most of my progress in Javascript comes from using and hacking Leaflet [1], but I hadn't gone ...
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The film festival CineLatino in Toulouse opens its doors today ! And I've just delivered the source package of version Subtivals 1.5.0 to the building robots of Launchpad !
During the festival, Subtivals will not simply be used for captioning, it will be the key tool for the projection ...
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If you (fooly) Sail© on the Web® without Ghostery™, this website is currently tracking you. Sad news, but there are indeed 3 widgets (Disqus, Piwik and Twitter on the About page) that may collect data about your presence here.
The Do-Not-Track initiative consists in avoiding user tracking, using an HTTP ...
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Since the article introducing Subtivals was published, a lot of exciting things happened ! The first reward was the festival of Cinelatino in Toulouse, which had a major focus on accessibility this year. Subtivals was used successfully : subtitles had never been so beautiful and refined, and the public really acknowledged the ...
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Lately, we were hacking on PostgreSQL (PostGIS) triggers, and we quickly felt like debugging our code... Here is a cheap and quick way of printing out triggers variables and context through Django.
In postgresql.conf, adjust the minimum level of notice sent to the client :
client_min_messages = log ...
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