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New Course: QGIS Plugin Development with Python

QGIS plugins allow you to extend the QGIS toolset to fit your own specific needs, or to develop general purpose tools that solve common problems that others may be facing.  Although you can do quite a lot with Python in QGIS without developing a plugin (see Automating QGIS 3.xx with Python), plugins allow you to develop beautiful graphical user interfaces using PyQt5, and make your solutions easily available to other people.

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October Python Sale

All of my courses on Python for geospatial applications are currently on sale for $9.99 USD from now until the end of October.

This includes the following courses:

  • Survey of Python for GIS applications
  • Automating QGIS 3.xx with Python
  • PyQt5 from A-ZTo register simply click on the links above and the discount will be applied automatically.This sale is in preparation for the release of a new course “QGIS plugin development with Python”.  This is not a beginner class and I will expect students to be familiar with the content of the above three courses so if you are interested in QGIS plugin development and feel you need to brush up on your Python skills, you can purchase one or all of these courses now and be ready when the QGIS plugin course is realized (probably the first week of November).
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New Course: PyQt5 From A-Z

PyQt5 is a Python package that allows you to develop graphical user interfaces in Python.  It is available on Windows, MacOS, and Linux  and the GUIs that you create will have the look and feel of your native operating system.  It is available under an open source license so you can get started with no cost to you. If you love the power of Python and all of the thousands of packages available for scientific and database applications, but wish you could provide your users with something other than a command line interface, PyQt5 is for you.

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