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PostgreSQL

Inline Extensions

We’ve been having the CREATE EXTENSION feature in PostgreSQL for a couple of releases now, so let’s talk about how to go from here. The first goal of the …

Emacs

Editing SQL

It’s hard to read my blog yet not know I’m using Emacs. It really is a great tool and has a lot to compare to PostgreSQL in terms of extensibility, …

Conferences

Another awesome conf

Last week was PostgreSQL Conference Europe 2012 in Prague, and it’s been awesome. Many thanks to the organisers who did manage to host a very smooth conference with …

PostgreSQL

Prefixes and Ranges

It’s been a long time since I last had some time to spend on the prefix PostgreSQL extension and its prefix_range data type. With PostgreSQL 9.2 out, some users …

PostgreSQL

PostgreSQL 9.3

PostgreSQL 9.2 is released! It’s an awesome new release that I urge you to consider trying and adopting, an upgrade from even 9.1 should be very well worth it, as …

Conferences

Autumn 2012 Conferences

The PostgreSQL community host a number of conferences all over the year, and the next ones I’m lucky enough to get to are approaching fast now. First, next month in …

Conferences

PGDay France 2012

The french PostgreSQL Conference, pgday.fr, was yesterday in Lyon. We had a very good time and a great schedule with a single track packed with 7 talks, addressing a …

Conferences

Back From PgCon

Last week was the annual PostgreSQL Hackers gathering in Canada, thanks to the awesome pgcon conference. This year’s issue has been packed with good things, …

PostgreSQL

Clean PGQ Subconsumers

Now that you’re all using the wonders of Cooperative Consumers to help you efficiently and reliably implement your business constraints and offload them from the …

PostgreSQL

PGQ Coop Consumers

While working a new PostgreSQL architecture for an high scale project that used to be in the top 10 of internet popular web sites (in terms of visitors), I needed to be …