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The Future of GeoRaptor
GeoRaptor needs some more work to make it work within SQL Developer 4.0.
Requests for such support are starting to occur more frequently.
Additionally, the way GeoRaptor draws needs refactoring as does the way it represents spatial data.
GeoRaptor gets a lot of downloads per week but these do not lead to any interaction on the SourceForge page eg report bugs, request enhancements etc. In other words little feedback to say whether the product is of any use to anyone.
Also, the size of the development and support time is shrinking with no others offering themselves to help with the project.
I am interested in who is using GeoRaptor and what you think its future may be. Please comment below or email me directly.