This post was initially published on Oracle’s blog; this is a slightly modified version. As many of you already know, MySQL is turning 30 this year! The official date is May 23. During the entire calendar year, we will celebrate…
This post was initially published on Oracle’s blog; this is a slightly modified version. Just before the end of the MySQL Advent Calendar, let me announce (or remind you) that MySQL will turn 30 next year!! The first version of…
This post was initially published on Oracle’s blog; this is a slightly modified version. For today’s retrospective post on the MySQL Advent Calendar 2024, we will examine the MySQL Certifications. MySQL AB released certifications in 2002 as you can see…
This post was initially published on Oracle’s blog; this is a slightly modified version. Did you know that in previous versions of MySQL, there were some “hidden” functions that not many users knew about? One of them disappeared on the…
This post was initially published on Oracle’s blog, this is a slightly modified version. The MySQL logo, representing the popular open-source relational database management system and recognizable by its dual colors, blue and orange, didn’t change much over time after…
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