PGCon2019 - 3.4
PGCon 2019
The PostgreSQL Conference
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Michael Paquier |
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| Day | Talks - Day 2 - 2019-05-31 |
| Room | DMS 1120 |
| Start time | 11:00 |
| Duration | 00:45 |
| Info | |
| ID | 1280 |
| Event type | Lecture |
| Track | Community |
| Language used for presentation | English |
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How to get a feature committed?
Community rocks
PostgreSQL is unique in its way of handling incoming patches and feature proposals with its commit fest system, and getting a feature accepted or rejected can be hard to accept for newcomers which perhaps do not have a lot of insight about how the community works.
This presentation covers the process community uses to handle patches and how the development of PostgreSQL happens, from the tools in place to the set of implicit rules used by seasoned hackers. With this presentation, any newcomer to the community will get a good insight of how to work with other members, getting at the end potentially something committed. Because at the end, investing in PostgreSQL takes a certain initial investment but the long-term prospects are excellent for anything depending on PostgreSQL.