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Thoughts and Discussions on the Development of QGIS Plugins

A few weeks ago, Oslandia organized a webinar/roundtable discussion titled “Creating QGIS Plugins in 2026: Challenges, Expectations, and Concerns!” open to the international developer community.

The goal was to share our experiences as QGIS plugin developers—including our objectives, habits, and challenges—as well as to discuss the available tools.

This discussion was also a great opportunity to share our feedback as developers, identify needs related to QGIS plugin development, and explore ways to make the most of our development work.

If you missed the session, you can find the recording here: https://s.zoom.us/m/bPlTUNXA2

Julien Moura’s introductory presentation is also available!

As a key contributor to the open-source QGIS solution, Oslandia has been actively contributing to its development for over 15 years—from the QGIS core to the development of plugins such as CityForge and, more recently, QSunPotential.

If you’d like to discuss your challenges, difficulties, or ideas, feel free to contact us at: infos+qgis@oslandia.com

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[Webinar / discussion panel] Creating QGIS plugins in 2026

issues, expectations and concerns!

Oslandia has been developing QGIS plugins for more than 15 years, and we would like to invite developers to webinar and discussion event Tuesday June 30th at 5pm (Paris time)

The goal is to share QGIS plugin developer’s experiences, our goals, habits and difficulties, as well as discuss available tools. This discussion will also be a good opportunity to share feedback on our experience as a developer, identify needs around QGIS plugins development, and explore ways to make the most of our development work.

Schedule :

  • Oslandia – a QGIS plugin developer shares his experience and vision
  • Oslandia – quick presentation of various useful tools for QGIS development
  • Discussions – share your experience! A moderator will ask questions and you can share your stories.

Registration is free but mandatory. The webinar access link will be emailed to you after registration and a few days before the webinar : https://framaforms.org/webinar-discussion-panel-creating-qgis-plugins-in-2026-1780384809

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LMFP : LE catalogue magique !

Une extension QGIS peut-ĂȘtre (trop) mĂ©connue : Layers Menu From Project permet de simplifier la vie des administrateurs ET des utilisateurs, retour d'expĂ©rience Ă  deux voix.
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Creating a Python virtual environment for PyQGIS development with VS Code on Windows

For Intellisense happiness
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Go2streetview plugin for QGIS

A very handy plugin for QGIS I use day to day is go2streetview by Enrico Ferreguti. The plugin adds an icon to the tool bar in QGIS and when selected I can click a road or street on a base map and a window will open that displays the Google Street or a Bing Maps Bird’s Eye view of the location. The camera’s direction and location is highlighted by a blue marker. I use the plugin when tracing boundaries of parks, open spaces and foot paths from aerial imagery. If the imagery is blurred or the view is obscured by trees, I click a point on a nearby street to see the location up close. The plugin works wherever Google Street view and Bing Birds Eye has coverage.

For example, in the screen-shot below notice there is a footpath leading to a bus shelter that’s not mapped by OpenStreetMap. I know where it is now, I will add it to my map.

Street View

Plugin: go2streetview

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