This is a topic/thread for all technical coordination, implementation, Github, pull request info, issue info, open source, open data, etc. notifications, questions and other messages about the replication of CongestionRadar (DrukteRadar) in other cities.
There is also this topic/thread for concept, work plan, working group progress, business side of things, etc. discussion.
The idea is to keep the technical and ‘business’ side separated.
@Jaccobrouwer There are some issues with setting up the environment for the City Dynamics project. I made an issue on the github page , but it looks like the issue i’m addressing is already fixed in a pull request .
It also looks like the information for setting up the environment in the README.md file is outdated. for example, it prompts to install python packages on your local machine, but that doesn’t make a lot of sense when in the next steps you create docker containers for all components, so the locally installed packages won’t be used.
Hi @Jefwillems,
@Tim might be able to help you with this.
Jef, heeft er al iemand werk van gemaakt?
Groeten,
Jacco Brouwer
Relatiemanager programma DataPunt
Onderzoek, Informatie en Statistiek
Gemeente Amsterdam
M 06 53 621 906
jacco.brouwer@amsterdam.nl
Weesperstraat 117, 1018 VN Amsterdam
Amsterdam.nl
Verzonden: dinsdag 26 maart 2019 11:04
March 26
@Jaccobrouwer There are some issues with setting up the environment for the City Dynamics project. I made an issue
on the github page , but it looks like the issue i’m addressing is already fixed in a
pull request .
It also looks like the information for setting up the environment in the README.md file is outdated. for example, it prompts to install python packages on your local machine, but that doesn’t make a lot of sense when in the next steps you create docker containers
for all components, so the locally installed packages won’t be used.
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