HeyJaredVolker Krause
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State of the Map 2026 (opens the original)
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Last week I attended this year’s State of the Map (SotM) in Paris, France, OpenStreetMap’s annual conference. This was actually my first time making it to SotM since I started working with OSM data for KDE Itinerary eight years or so ago. All links to talks below go the their abstracts, video recordings are still being added to the OSM FR Peertube instance at the time of writing. On Saturday I had the chance to present Transitous, right after Felix’s and Robin’s talk about MOTIS, the routing eng
NFC Integration for Plasma Mobile (opens the original)
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Following the recent look at the state of GNSS API on Linux Mobile, I did a similar exploration of where we are with the Near Field Communication (NFC) stack. Around NFC there’s a whole bunch of interleaved standards and protocols. Trading simplicity for accuracy here there’s basically two modes of operation: Reading static NDEF messages is kind of the “hello world” application here, but practically it’s the least relevant one, as QR codes have taken over practically all applications for this, h
June/July in KDE Itinerary (opens the original)
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Time for another bi-monthly update on what happened around Itinerary! Since the previous report there’s a new combined journey view, support for ride sharing services and new Apple Wallet pass formats, among many other things. With more and more journeys being backed by online realtime and schedule data, access to the journey details (intermediate stops, journey map view, etc) via nested actions has become increasingly cumbersome. Therefore Jonah redesigned the details pages for all transport en
OSM Indoor Mapping Workshop 2026 (opens the original)
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Last weekend I joined an in-person workshop at HTW Berlin for discussing topics around mapping indoor spaces in OpenStreetMap. Mapping indoor spaces is a somewhat niche topic in the OSM community still, but something that is quite relevant for projects I’m involved in: The term “indoor” isn’t strictly referring to “in a building” here, there’s many gray areas e.g. at train stations. What’s usually more important is that this introduces a third dimension into the originally mostly two-dimensional
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