A report from PDXPUG:
A couple weeks ago, PDXPUG staffed a Postgres booth at PyCon, which was
held in Portland, OR, USA. (https://us.pycon.org/2017/) Folks there
were very excited to see us! It seems Python developers are very pro
Postgres.
We had a lot of booth traffic. Gabrielle said she talked to more folks
than she has the past couple of OSCONs together (~4000 attendees at
OSCON, compared to PyCon’s ~3400).
Rough breakdown:
A large percentage of the booth visitors just stopped by to tell us how
much they love using Postgres, and to grab a bunch of stickers for their
teammates.
The remainder who stuck around to talk and ask questions were mainly
intermediate level devs, sys admins, and a few DBAs. Questions tended
along the lines of: How do I do [x] better? Can you tell me more about
[x] feature? How do people actually solve [x] problem? Tell me what’s
great about 9.6 (or 10)!
Several folks expressed disappointment that there weren't any Postgres
talks; something to think about if PyCon comes to your neighborhood!
Regards,
Mark
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Mark Wong http://www.2ndQuadrant.com/
PostgreSQL Development, 24x7 Support, RemoteDBA, Training & Services
