> Postgres is an extensible database. That's the beauty of the project.
I agree, I just thought from the reference to JSON (which is a core database feature) that PL/v8 was being incorrectly attributed the postgres team directly.
> I don't think you'd say "well, Ruby is awesome but web application development support comes from a third-party project, not the standard library."
I might if someone pointed to Rails with a comment that implied it was a credit to the Ruby team and a next step to a stdlib feature.
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Postgres is an extensible database. That's the beauty of the project.
I don't think you'd say "well, Ruby is awesome but web application development support comes from a third-party project, not the standard library."
> Postgres is an extensible database. That's the beauty of the project.
I agree, I just thought from the reference to JSON (which is a core database feature) that PL/v8 was being incorrectly attributed the postgres team directly.
> I don't think you'd say "well, Ruby is awesome but web application development support comes from a third-party project, not the standard library."
I might if someone pointed to Rails with a comment that implied it was a credit to the Ruby team and a next step to a stdlib feature.
That's fair enough. It's worth noting that Hitoshi Harada, the original author, is a long time contributor to the core project.