Akronix
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8 years ago Hi! I'm the project leader of birding. @PedroLander is on the crew too.
We want to confirm that someone will be available on Thursday and Friday to review and answer questions. We cannot guarantee immediate answer on mornings since we are working, but we'll answer as soon as we have a break and we'll be pretty much available at evening from 19:00 ( UTC: 17:00) till night. Our timezone is CEST.
You can contact us either via gitter, via mail (akronix5@gmail.com) or, best options: directly replying this thread or writing a new issue on the github repo.
We have no any code yet, but we do have an idea of what we need. We're thinking to implement it in python using django framework, data should be stored in a PostgreSQL database.
[ Project Lead ] @Akronix [ GitHub Repo ] https://github.com/Akronix/birding [ Track ] Tools: you are building a tool others can help you build [ Level ] Beginner [ Timezone ] CEST
Description
This project aims to develop an intuitive, portable, extensible and easy to use web Application for tracking birds from GPS data.
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