2016 is almost over, so in this issue we're reflecting on the biggest stories and best tutorials of 2016 (plus one big bit of news from this week). If you've missed any issues this year, this is a great place to catch up.
Due to Christmas, our next issue will be in January. Happy holidays! :-)
Postgres 9.6 was released earlier this year, and items about it dominated Postgres Weekly. This PDF of the major features in 9.6 was very popular, with Damien's roundup a close second.
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It’s not much of a secret I love psql, the command line based utility for interacting with Postgres. If you think you need a graphical editor, though, first try exploring all psql has to offer.
There have been some great posts about Postgres 9.5’s main features but there are some smaller items that make a difference - here’s three you may have missed.
Postgres is packed with so many useful features that it makes it hard to keep up with everything you may find beneficial. This list of four incredibly useful tips was very popular this year.
This walkthrough shows you how starting with something simple and gradually building on it can help create a common type of time-series report with SQL.
