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This article seems to be an AI warping of this original article which contains a lot more useful details and screenshots of what the application looks like: htt
by spuz 1mo ago
This article seems to be an AI warping of this original article which contains a lot more useful details and screenshots of what the application looks like: https://community.openclimbing.org/d/24-v200-a-big-step-forward https://community.openclimbing.org/d/24-v200-a-big-step-forw...
- nathancahill 1mo agoVote to update the link to this.
- zbycz 1mo agoHi, i am one of the authors. Here is our submission of the official release post on HN https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49255586 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49255586 Reposting what @jvaclavik wrote: > Hey HN,jvaclavik here from OpenClimbing team! > We are thrilled to release version 2.0 of our fully opensource/opendata climbing guide. > Based on OpenStreetMap for map-data and Wikimedia Commons for images, we created a (hopefully) user-friendly app which completely uses these open databases, thus contributing data back to commons. > We designed a simple and powerful notation for drawing climbing routes directly over the Wikimedia pictures: - https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Key:wikimedia_commons:path https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Key:wikimedia_commons:pa... > Check out the release article for a ton of new features, or go directly to the web at https://openclimbing.org https://openclimbing.org > We would love to hear feedback from fellow hackers and open-data enthusisats.