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History of QGIS moves from 15–20 person developer meetings to 400–500 tickets sold out user conferences, driven by a deliberate sustainability plan and the creation of the QGIS foundation. The plugin ecosystem lets anyone extend and share code, and commissioned features often land in core, so contributions actually improve the product. Mentions geocmp computation with Python as an open ebook with reproducible code and a Discord community for hands‑on geospatial work.
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