In short, we both found that delivering this workshop to a group of PyQGIS newcomers was a great way for us to identify “pain points” in the PyQGIS API and areas where we need to improve. ![]() ![]() Upfront - this is not a recap of the conference (I’m sure someone else is working on a much more detailed write up of the event!), just some musings I’ve had following my experiences assisting Nathan Woodrow deliver an introductory Python for QGIS workshop he put together for the conference. They did a brilliant job, and their efforts are even more impressive considering it was the inaugural event! ![]() This was a fantastic event, and there’s simply no way I can extend sufficient thanks to all the organisers and volunteers who put this event together. Last week the first official “ FOSS4G/SOTM Oceania” conference was held at Melbourne University.
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