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With this release, pgAssistant is evolving beyond PostgreSQL analysis and tuning to become a continuous PostgreSQL improvement platform. The new positioning is built around a continuous improvement loop: Observe →…
Postgres 19 won't make the expected release date. PostgreSQL has shipped its major version every fall for the last several years. But this year, the code is in a heavy review cycle, major features have been reverted…
Version 19: 71 commits on REL_19_STABLE. Version 20: 46 commits on master. Reverted out of 19: 74 commits, in 6 reverts. Six features tracked, 2 still shipping. Window closed at d8408e8d682.Summary71 commits landed on…
I wanted a video meeting platform that I could actually run myself. So I built Rumo. Rumo is a self-hosted video meeting platform where people can join a room through a link without creating an account. It uses WebRTC…
In the final part of this special Postgres in Production deep dive series, Ryan Booz does something the first six episodes rarely did: he queries pg_stat_statements itself. This episode covers why your first stop during…
Over the past few years, I have been working on assessing the strengths and weaknesses of PostgreSQL migration tools. Several articles published by yours truly led to the ambitious project I have been pursuing since…
`max_locks_per_transaction` isn't about transactions or limits—it sizes the cluster-wide lock table, and its misleading name has confused PostgreSQL users for…
#665 — September 16, 2026 Web Version Postgres Weekly Tom Lane on 30 Years of Postgres Architecture — The hugely prolific Postgres core team member (who also co-wrote the original PNG spec!) tackles a lot here,…
🚀 Frontend Focus #758 — September 16, 2026 | Read on the web CSS Curiosities of the Past — A wonderful tour of the non-standard CSS quirks developers used to make browsers behave, especially Internet Explorer. Covers…
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