[djk447]

Totally fair and something that I'm actually forming a team to work on! We're starting with some very foundational material [1], that may well be review and it's not as formal / professional as Mongo University or the like, but I am going to be continuing this course and then we'll be iterating more from there. I'd really love some feedback and also your questions, ie what you want to cover or what you find confusing. You can leave comments on the video or in our community Slack channel[2] or forum[3]. Thanks for the feedback and I hope we'll be able to do some of that for you over the coming months!

[1]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tLJm2oStD9w [2]: timescaledb.slack.com [3]: https://www.timescale.com/forum/

[akulkarni]

+1

We agree that the world needs more PostgreSQL and TimescaleDB educational content, and welcome any help!

[miohtama]

TimescaleDB has some of the best documentation available for open source and super helpful developer advocates. They are also happy to reach out to dev teams using TimescaleDB (even open source version). We recently did a guest blog post with them:

https://www.timescale.com/blog/how-trading-strategy-built-a-...

[pcthrowaway]

(original commenter suggesting course-style educational content here)

I agree completely with this. The documentation is great and the community on slack has been incredibly helpful when I've posted there. Even still, I personally think a lot of people would benefit from course content like MongoDB provides.

[akulkarni]

Thank you for the wonderful guest post (and the kind words!)