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by avi_vallarapu
777 days ago
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A few things to note - Postgres documentation is one of the well maintained database documentations. This also means that developers, committers ensure changes to documentations for every relevant patch. - talk about bugs in postgres compared to MySQl or Oracle or etc databases. Nugs are comparatively lesser or generally rare even if you are supporting postgres services as a vendor with lots of customer. the reason is the efforts involved by a strong team of developers in not accepting anything and everything, there are strict best practices, reviews, discussions, tests, and a lot more that makes it difficult to pass to a release. - ultimately, more easy is the acceptance of a patch, more the number of bugs. I love Postgres the way it is today and it still is the dbms of the year and developers most loved database. I wish we have more Contributors committers, developers and also users and companies supporting Postgres so that the time to push a feature gets more faster and reasonable easier with more support. |
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