Rushabh Lathia was interviewed as “PostgreSQL Person of the Week”
Markus Winand updated the modern-sql.com website, it now includes all the PostgreSQL v17 features.
Gulcin Yildirim Jelinek organized the Prague November Meetup. Tudor Golubenco and Noémi Ványi spoke. Slides are available here. Gulcin also wrote a blog posting about the event.
Five PostgreSQL contributors completed this 20th year of Google Summer Of Code:
PGConf.Brazil 2024 was held in Belo Horizonte, Brazil, on November 7th-8th. It was organized by:
The Call for Papers committee was formed by:
On 6th of November, the Copenhagen PostgreSQL User Group held a meetup where Luigi Nardi presented DBTune.
PGConf.EU 2024, held in Athens from October 22-25, was the biggest PostgreSQL event in the world yet! It was organized by:
The Call for Papers Committee for PGConf.EU 2024:
The Code of Conduct Committee for PGConf.EU 2024:
The fol…
Floor Drees and Andreas Scherbaum took the stage during the PGConf.EU lightning talks to present postgres-contrib.org and the PostgreSQL Event Calendar!
Slides are here.
Sarah Conway organized a great community outreach campaign for Timescale's State of PostgreSQL survey for 2024, promoted by community partners:
Chaired by Karen Jex, the PGConf.EU Program Committee (Afsane Anand, Andreas Karlsson, Derk van Veen, Gülçin Yıldırım Jelínek, and Stefan Fercot) published the schedule for the 2024 conference.
Chris Ellis has revamped the PGConf.EU 2024 website and schedule with numerous look and feel, usability and accessibility fixes.
The CloudNativePG community has released the first Release Candidate of CloudNat…
PostgreSQL in Google Summer of Code:
Jimmy Angelakos released version 0.7 of extension pg_statviz with new features.
Gülçin Yıldırım Jelinek is organizing DivaConf in Turkey.
The PGDay.UK team (Dirk Krautschick, Divya Sharma, Greg Clough, Chris Ellis published the schedule for the 2024 conference.
David Wheeler introduced The PGXN RFC Book.
Welcome to postgres-contrib.org, a new website by members of the PostgreSQL community, highlighting contributions to the project by the amazing people standing behind it.
Many contributions to and for the PostgreSQL Project happen outside of writing code. This was the topic of the Increase Community Participation session at PGConf.dev 2024.
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