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Planet MySQL
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Let’s Rebuild the MySQL Community Together
Where We Are We can all agree that the MySQL ecosystem isn’t in great shape right now. Take a look at Julia’s blog post [Analyzing the Heartbeat of the MySQL Server: A Look at Repository Statistics], which confirms what many of us have felt: Oracle isn’t as committed to MySQL and its ecosystem as it […]
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Top 50 Essential SQL Interview Questions and Answers [2026]
We understand that tackling SQL interviews can feel challenging, but with the right focus, you can master the required knowledge. Structured specifically for the 2026 job market, this comprehensive resource provides 50 real, frequently asked SQL interview questions covering everything from basic definitions and data manipulation to advanced analytical queries and performance optimisation. Section 1: SQL […]
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Slack is a Suboptimal Feed Reader (RSS / Atom)
This is a MySQL Blog, why am I posting about Slack, Feed Readers, RSS and Atom ? Because blog aggregators, which are usually consumed on their RSS or Atom interface via a Feed Reader, are an important knowledge sharing tool in the MySQL Community (and in other communities, see Valkey below). I know some people are using Slack as their Feed Reader, and I recently realized Slack is
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Building the Future of MySQL: Announcing Plans for MySQL Vector Support and a MySQL Binlog Server
At Percona, our mission has always been to help you succeed with open source databases. We do that by listening to the community, understanding the challenges you face, and building the solutions you need. Now, after a comprehensive review of market trends and direct feedback from our customers and the MySQL community, we are excited […]
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Analyzing the Heartbeat of the MySQL Server: A Look at Repository Statistics
The MySQL database server is a foundational component of the open-source world. While its impact is undeniable, looking at the raw statistics of its core source code repository reveals a dynamic and sometimes surprising development history. By analyzing the total lines of code inserted, the number of commits over the years, and unique contributors, we […]
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