OSCON 2007, PostgreSQL army of smurfs!
Posted Friday Jul 27th, 2007 09:58am
by Joshua Drake | Permalink
OSCON 2007 was a huge success for the PostgreSQL community. Of course, OSCON is usually a good conference for PostgreSQL but this year was different. So what was different about this year than other years? How did we stand out from other community booths? What about MySQL?
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Posted Friday Jul 27th, 2007 09:58am
by Joshua Drake | Permalink
OSCON 2007 was a huge success for the PostgreSQL community. Of course, OSCON is usually a good conference for PostgreSQL but this year was different. So what was different about this year than other years? How did we stand out from other community booths? What about MySQL?
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PgDay Portland, A huge success!
Posted Monday Jul 23rd, 2007 06:59pm
by Joshua Drake | Permalink
On July 22nd, PostgreSQL.Org held a single day conference in Portland Oregon preceding OSCON 2007. This conference, although short notice was a huge success. We had solid attendance from new and old community members.
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Posted Monday Jul 23rd, 2007 06:59pm
by Joshua Drake | Permalink
On July 22nd, PostgreSQL.Org held a single day conference in Portland Oregon preceding OSCON 2007. This conference, although short notice was a huge success. We had solid attendance from new and old community members.
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Categories: PostgreSQL, OpenSource
For the record, EnterpriseDB and Command Prompt, Inc.
Posted Tuesday Jul 17th, 2007 10:45am
by Joshua Drake | Permalink
I recently made a post on the pgsql-advocacy list about a press release that EnterpriseDB put out that was less than flattering about PostgreSQL [1]. This thread was long and a little tiring. To make matters worse an Oracle blogger [2] picked up the thread and blogged an incorrect assessment of what happen. I would like to take a moment and set the record straight.
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Posted Tuesday Jul 17th, 2007 10:45am
by Joshua Drake | Permalink
I recently made a post on the pgsql-advocacy list about a press release that EnterpriseDB put out that was less than flattering about PostgreSQL [1]. This thread was long and a little tiring. To make matters worse an Oracle blogger [2] picked up the thread and blogged an incorrect assessment of what happen. I would like to take a moment and set the record straight.
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