RTK-rs

[hoary frost]

seem cool but the name might be confusing, and i think the logo is ai gen?..

my first thought was gtk-rs lmao

but yeah if this is still a think im semi-interested, don't get the full scope of what this library/project includes atm

[hoary frost]

???
its gone?

😭

@viral spruce ?..

[scenic apex]

I came here attracted by the title, what was it?

[hoary frost]

some set of space science library tools or something I barely remember

[scenic apex]

Shame, I thought that was some GUI library

[hoary frost]

I said the same thing lol

checkout xilem

https://github.com/linebender/xilem

[scenic apex]

I know about xilem, I'm only here because I tried them all already

[hoary frost]

nice

[scenic apex]

The conclusion I made: Iced for retained (but it's a bit immature still) and egui for immediate mode

[hoary frost]

have you looked at xilems ideas though

[scenic apex]

I read the article about it

And it all looks very promising

But right now everything is at early stages

So it's hard to judge at this point

[viral spruce]

Hey, yes I wanted to summarize the framework a little better.
Indeed this is not a GUI framework :p
RTK-rs is hosted on github.com right here: https://github.com/rtk-rs
and regroups a set of libraries and applications dedicated to GNSS and Geodetic applications. The current major libraries being:

• the RINEX parser
• the SP3 parser
• the CGGTTS parser
• the BINEX parser
• gnss-qc for geo post-processing

starting from mid 2023 rtk-rs became advanced enough to cover some of the functionnalities that the historical RTKLibframework offers (C/C++)

All my devs are fully open-source and we're looking for people knowledgeable in GEO/GNSS processing to contribute or help beta-test the existing framework, because it covers quite a bit.

rtk-rs is investigated by Paris Observatory and ESA to see if it could serve as a modern replacement of some of their tools