Author Archives: Mario

On the road to gvSIG 2.3

Posted on 25/06/2015 by Mario

As we announced with the publishing of gvSIG 2.2, and following the current policy at the gvSIG project for releasing two versions every year, we plan to release gvSIG 2.3 in December. The objective is to dedicate the odd versions … Continue reading →

Posted in english, gvSIG Desktop | 2 Comments

Look for your address or location in gvSIG using Scripting!

Posted on 22/06/2015 by Mario

In an previous post, we spoke about the utility of the “geopy” library for Geocoding in gvSIG 2 using scripting. Now, with the next script we are going to search addresses or towns and gvSIG will zoom to that point. The … Continue reading →

Posted in development, english, gvSIG Desktop, scripting | 2 Comments

5as Jornadas Argentinas de gvSIG. “Tecnología libre para las ciencias y la educación”

Posted on 18/06/2015 by Mario

Los días 24 y 25 de septiembre de 2015 se celebrarán las 5as Jornadas Argentinas de gvSIG en Mendoza, bajo el lema “Tecnología libre para las ciencias y la educación”. Ya está abierto el periodo para el envío de propuestas … Continue reading →

Posted in community, events, gvSIG Desktop, spanish | 1 Comment

What to do when we get an error in gvSIG

Posted on 17/06/2015 by Mario

If we get an error in gvSIG, the most recommendable thing is to send it to the users mailing list of the project, where there’s a huge group of users, and developers can reply directly too. Before sending the error … Continue reading →

Posted in community, english, gvSIG Desktop, testing | 21 Comments

Qué hacer cuando sale un error en gvSIG

Posted on 15/06/2015 by Mario

Si nos sale un error en gvSIG, lo más recomendable es enviarlo a la lista de usuarios del proyecto, donde hay una masa de más de 2500 usuarios, y en la que también pueden responder directamente los propios desarrolladores de … Continue reading →

Posted in community, development, gvSIG Desktop, spanish, testing | 56 Comments

Nueva convocatoria del curso para usuarios de gvSIG 2.x

Posted on 10/06/2015 by Mario

El próximo 22 de junio dará comienzo una nueva convocatoria del curso “gvSIG 2.x para usuarios en Español” [1] a través de la Plataforma de Capacitación a Distancia gvSIG-Training. En este curso se incluyen las novedades de las últimas versiones … Continue reading →

Posted in community, gvSIG Desktop, spanish, training | 1 Comment

gvSIG 2.2 RC1: help us to test the first gvSIG 2.2 Release Candidate distribution

Posted on 06/05/2015 by Mario

Such as it was planned, the first gvSIG 2.2 Release Candidate (gvSIG 2.2 RC1) is now available. It’s the moment at which the gvSIG Community help us to test and refine this version in order to get the final version … Continue reading →

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Comienzo próximo del MOOC “Introducción a Scripting en gvSIG 2.1” en español gratuito

Posted on 29/04/2015 by Mario

Sigue abierto el proceso de inscripciones de una nueva edición del MOOC gratuito “Introducción a Scripting en gvSIG 2.1” en español, organizado por la Asociación gvSIG, que dará comienzo el 4 de mayo de 2015. El objetivo de este MOOC … Continue reading →

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Free MOOC Cycle “GIS for Users” starting soon

Posted on 29/04/2015 by Mario

We remind you that the registration period for the MOOC cycle “gvSIG for Users” in English, offered by gvSIG Association in collaboration with GISMAP, continues open. This cycle is made up of three different Modules: Module 1: “Introduction to GIS” … Continue reading →

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gvSIG 2.1: Italian and Bulgarian translations updates

Posted on 20/04/2015 by Mario

Italian and Bulgarian translations have been updated, and they are now available for the gvSIG 2.1 final version, thanks to Antonio Falciano (Italian), and Zahari Savov and Jordan Tsvetkov (Bulgarian). If you installed the gvSIG 2.1 final version, you can … Continue reading →

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