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Hello All, I am new to web GIS application development and i'm looking for a good opensource web GIS client/server which provides a great selection of tools, widgets, features and functionality. I know that Openlayers is a very popular web GIS client but i found that Mapfish, which uses Openlayers, has more tools and features. Same with Mapbender which also uses OpenLayers. I would like some guidance regarding the best combination of opensource software that i can use for Web GIS Development: GIS client, GIS server (GeoServer or Mapserver? etc) and any other additional tools or extensions that can improve functionality (e.g. ExtJS4, GeoExt). I am familiar with python programming, VB and a little bit of javascript. So any opensource tools that use these programming languages will be easier for me to learn. Many Thanks Demis
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For everyone who wishes to see a new open GIS called OpenWebGis and make comments and suggestions. It is a completely free project without advertising. After registration, if it is necessary, you can upload your data to be stored on the server OpenWebGis, but most of the calculations can be performed even if the data is not uploaded to the server (if it is not very bulky - about 10 thousand items in the layer). You can use the extensive mathematical functionality to calculate and analyze your data. Using OpenWebGis you will get online a Geographic Information System at your disposal, it may be similar in functionality to many desktop GIS. All existing services / functions OpenWebGis itself OpenWebGis were created with the enthusiasm of the site administration, which is simulteniously a direct creator , a developer and a programmer. Please support this project.