I have made further progress on the project, incorporating valuable feedback from my mentors. Specifically, I focused on enhancing the documentation related to PGXN and pgxnclient in the Quick Start guide for extensions. Based on the mentor's feedbac...
As the final touches are being applied to the extensions, I am excited to move on to the next step of the process – converting the comprehensive Markdown documentation to SGML format for integration into the official PostgreSQL documentation. The tra...
After receiving valuable feedback from my mentors, I diligently worked on incorporating the suggested changes to the various procedural languages (PLs) in my PostgreSQL extensions. The review process was an essential step in refining my work and ensu...
Took a break
Today, I embarked on a search for information on creating a Python extension for PostgreSQL. However, to my surprise, I couldn't find much relevant material on the subject. Feeling a bit stuck, I decided to seek help from the supportive PostgreSQL co...
I've added the finishing touches to the various procedural and external language Quick Start tutorials for the extensions. It's been an exciting journey, and I'm proud of the comprehensive and user-friendly documentation that I've created. Throughout...
I've successfully completed yet another extension, this time using the external language C to create a simple function that adds two integers. It was an exciting challenge to work with C and integrate it into the PostgreSQL environment. The process i...
With the deadline approaching, I'm now working at a faster pace to complete the PL/pgSQL extension and its corresponding Quick Start. So far, things have been going well, and I'm pleased to share that my mentor has provided positive feedback on my pr...
Today, I achieved a significant milestone in my project by completing the Quick Start tutorial for the procedural language PL/Python. This part of the tutorial focuses on using Python as a procedural language to create custom functions within Postgre...