I suggest that you document your journey as you go, possibly in a blog
or something similar, and meanwhile actually get down to contributing. I
know from experience that you will find things look very different once
you start getting down and dirty with the code. Oncwe you have that all
capture
Dear Folks,
Sometime ago I posted a message regarding learning to
develop and contribute to the development of PostgreSQL. I started my journey
with downloading the sources and take a look at the bits and pieces of the code.
As I was expecting it to be, my journey was and still is ponde
Hi,
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> I would like to hear your opinion and whether anyone is interested in
> helping.
I'd appreciate any kind of hints, helping me to understand the
modules/components and sources of each.
Regards,
Yann
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Dear Folks,
Sometime ago I posted a message regarding learning to develop and
contribute to the development of PostgreSQL. I started my journey with
downloading the sources and take a look at the bits and pieces of the
code. As I was expecting it to be, my journey was and still is ponderous
one. I
