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[Plus] readers choice 2012 : Final results
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posted by Cedric PEINTRE on Wed 13 Feb 2013 17:10 UTC
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(edit) FOSDEM, stackoverflow, skysql, MySQL 5.6, MariaDB 10, Readers Choice 2012, MySQL Performance blog, Pecona Live

It’s time to unveil the winners of the [Plus] readers choice awards!
Thank you again for your votes, remember that the real winner was the community, again.

I asked you to vote for what you used in 2012 and you’ve voted with your heart.
Here are the final results, congrats to the lucky guys and teams :

The most useful blogs in 2012 :

  • MySQL Performance Blog
  • The MariaDB Blog
  • SkySQL Blog

    • Ok, the Percona team members provides the best technical blog about MySQL (and more), this year again. Of course, this blog is very useful and interesting, I recommend to read the comments too, they are often very informative.



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    What does MariaDB 10.0.1 include – available now
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    posted by Monty Program Group Blog on Thu 07 Feb 2013 14:49 UTC
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    (edit) General, mariadb, MariaDB 10, "MariaDB 10.0", "MariaDB 10.0.0", "MariaDB 10.0.1", "MySQL 5.6"

    First, congratulations Oracle on the GA of MySQL 5.6! Well done!

    In this post I walkthrough the features of the first two alpha versions of MariaDB 10.0. The first, 10.0.0-alpha, which was made available in November, and 10.0.1-alpha that saw daylight yesterday. I will go through the features by placing them in the following categories:

    • MariaDB 10.0-only Features (features that aren’t in MySQL 5.6)
    • MariaDB 10.0 Merged Features (features merged from MySQL 5.6)
    • MariaDB 10.0 Reimplemented Features (features reimplemented from features in MySQL 5.6)
    • MariaDB 5.x Features now in MySQL 5.6 (features introduced in earlier MariaDB versions which have now been introduced in MySQL 5.6)
    • MariaDB 5.x Features Backported from MySQL 5.6 (features introduced in earlier MariaDB versions which were
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    [Plus] readers choice 2012 : It’s time to vote!
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    posted by Cedric PEINTRE on Thu 10 Jan 2013 14:13 UTC
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    (edit) Oracle, oscon, Pythian, Ronald Bradford, Giuseppe Maxia, Percona, FOSDEM, linkedin, Sergey Petrunia, webyog, facebook, Dathan Pattishall, Baron Schwartz, twitter, Robert Hodges, Daniel Nichter, Roland Bouman, stackoverflow, Henrik Ingo, Andrew Morgan, mariadb, NoSQL, Domas Mituzas, MySQL 5.5, galera, Yoshinori Matsunobu, skysql, Andrew Hutchings, percona live, Shlomi Noach, Anders Karlsson, newsql, Mark Leith, Viadeo, chris calender, Tungsten replicator, Stéphane Varoqui, MariaDB 10, Readers Choice 2012, Andrew Moore, dbforums, Johan Andersson, Keith Larson, Maciej Dobrzanski, Major Hayden, Mark Grennan, openark, Piotr Biel, Rick James, Sheeri K. Cabral, stackexchange, Todd Farmer, yahoo answers

    Oh yes, 2012 was an incredible year for the MySQL Community!
    That’s why I would like to change the rules this year and I would like to offer you a new survey for this [Plus] reader’s choice 2012.

    Community users, bloggers and events made the whole community last year, tell us how you used this community?
    It will only take 5 minutes of your precious time, votes will be closed Jan. 31.

    Vote for what you used! (with your heart, again…)

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    5.6, 10... Why Would You Care?
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    posted by Ivan Zoratti on Sat 29 Sep 2012 23:59 UTC
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    (edit) mysql, cloud, mariadb, skysql, MySQL 5.6, MariaDB 10

    Sitting at the Hilton in San Francisco, listening to the MySQL Connect opening Keynotes, sparks interesting thoughts. Thoughts about the future of MySQL, the Oracle stewardship, the MariaDB alternative and the advantage of the solutions provided by the MySQL Ecosystem.
    But there is something missing. I know something is not part of this picture, but I can't figure out what it is.
    At the end of keynotes and pane,l I turn to the exhibitors area, an approx 800 sq ft., 50% occupied by Oracle. At the bottom left corner stands my answer. 
    The small yellow cubic hive of AWS was at the top of the rollup that reminds of MySQL and RDS, admittedly the most used version of MySQL in the cloud so far. And here is the missing part. 

    New great features in 5.6 Release





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    5.6..10. How does it matter?
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    posted by Ivan Zoratti on Sat 29 Sep 2012 23:40 UTC
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    (edit) mysql, cloud, mariadb, skysql, MySQL 5.6, MariaDB 10

    Sitting at the Hilton in San Francisco, listening to the MySQL Connect opening Keynotes, sparks interesting thoughts. Thoughts about the future of MySQL, the Oracle stewardship, the MariaDB alternative and the advantage of the solutions provided by the MySQL Ecosystem.
    But there is something missing. I know something is not part of this picture, but I can't figure out what it is.
    At the end of keynotes and pane,l I turn to the exhibitors area, an approx 800 sq ft., 50% occupied by Oracle. At the bottom left corner stands my answer. 
    The small yellow cubic hive of AWS was at the top of the rollup that reminds of MySQL and RDS, admittedly the most used version of MySQL in the cloud so far. And here is the missing part. 

    New great features in 5.6 Release Candidate and





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    MariaDB Directions
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    posted by Monty Program Group Blog on Fri 28 Sep 2012 06:37 UTC
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    (edit) mysql, General, mariadb, cassandra, json, galera, MariaDB 10, Infor

    Infor announced this week, that they will provide open source database alternatives to some of their products. MariaDB has been chosen, tested, and certified by Infor to be the open source database of choice (together with MySQL) for the Infor LN and ION products. Infor LN is Infor’s flagship ERP and is sometimes better known by its former name, Baan. It has 25 years of manufacturing know-how built into it and is used by more than 5,000 companies worldwide in a wide range of industries. These include automotive, industrial equipment and machinery, high tech and electronics, and aerospace and defense. This is a big stamp of approval that even the most critical systems can be run on MariaDB.

    In other news, there are currently several really interesting paths coming together into some important

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    Explanation on MariaDB 10.0
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    posted by Monty Program Group Blog on Mon 13 Aug 2012 11:09 UTC
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    (edit) General, mariadb, MariaDB Releases, MariaDB 10

    In end of May I told about the numbering plans for the next version of MariaDB in the blog post What comes in between MariaDB now and MySQL 5.6?. We received quite a lot of feedback and criticism on the idea of calling the next version MariaDB 10.0. Here is a little more information about why it makes sense to call the next version 10.0.

    This is not news for most of you. MariaDB is not just a set of patches applied on top of MySQL. MariaDB includes features which are similar to the corresponding features in MySQL, but the implementations differ, like for example the thread pool, microsecond support and query

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