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  1. Benchmarking lead Jeb Miller, who recently joined MariaDB Foundation after over two decades at MySQL, on "Why sysbench‑tpcc results on outdated hardware should not be presented as a valid OLTP vendor comparison" mariadb.org/why-sysbench%E2%80

  2. Have you ever used the CONNECT storage engine?

    CONNECT lets MariaDB query external data sources — such as CSV, JSON, XML files, ODBC/JDBC sources, and remote tables — as if they were regular SQL tables. It can be useful for integrations, reporting, migration work, and lightweight ETL.

    We are running a quick poll to learn how people use it, or why they don’t.

    Please take a minute to participate and share your experience 👇 mariadb.org/poll-connect-engin

  3. Have you ever used the #MariaDB CONNECT storage engine?

    CONNECT lets MariaDB query external data sources — such as CSV, JSON, XML files, ODBC/JDBC sources, and remote tables — as if they were regular SQL tables. It can be useful for integrations, reporting, migration work, and lightweight ETL.

    We are running a quick poll to learn how people use it, or why they don’t.

    Please take a minute to participate and share your experience 👇 mariadb.org/poll-connect-engin

  4. Have you ever used the #MariaDB CONNECT storage engine?

    CONNECT lets MariaDB query external data sources — such as CSV, JSON, XML files, ODBC/JDBC sources, and remote tables — as if they were regular SQL tables. It can be useful for integrations, reporting, migration work, and lightweight ETL.

    We are running a quick poll to learn how people use it, or why they don’t.

    Please take a minute to participate and share your experience 👇 mariadb.org/poll-connect-engin

  5. Have you ever used the #MariaDB CONNECT storage engine?

    CONNECT lets MariaDB query external data sources — such as CSV, JSON, XML files, ODBC/JDBC sources, and remote tables — as if they were regular SQL tables. It can be useful for integrations, reporting, migration work, and lightweight ETL.

    We are running a quick poll to learn how people use it, or why they don’t.

    Please take a minute to participate and share your experience 👇 mariadb.org/poll-connect-engin

  6. The latest MariaDB Adoption Index data shows something I really like to see: not one lucky spike, but multiple signals moving in the right direction at the same time. We're really on a roll! mariadb.org/mariadb-keeps-clim 🦭

  7. We reached the final post of our series about extending MariaDB with a new data type using the Type_handler framework. Let's have a look at the limitations & workarounds. 🦭🧩 mariadb.org/adding-a-new-data-

  8. The series continues! Adding a New Data Type to MariaDB with Type_handler, part 4: let's see how to override existing types and change how our new type is sorted. mariadb.org/adding-a-new-data- 🦭🧩

  9. Last call to nominate your favorite Sea Lion Champion candidate! 🦭 👑 mariadb.org/know-a-mariadb-cha

  10. This is part 3 of our series about how to add a new data type with the Type_handler framework, an easy way to extend MariaDB 🦭 🧩 mariadb.org/adding-a-new-data-

  11. Wanna keep coding over the weekend? Here is part 2 of the series about how to extend MariaDB 🦭, adding a new data type 🧩 : mariadb.org/adding-a-new-data-

  12. DBeaver, a solid alternative to MySQL Workbench that works like a charm with MariaDB 🦭❤️ 🦫 mariadb.org/dbeaver-a-solid-al