You might conclude that, armed with a client library, you would be able to implement OAuth for any API in about 10 minutes. Or at least in an hour.
If you manage, please email us — we’d like to treat you to a delicious dinner and hear how you did it.
Source: Why is OAuth still hard in 2023?, an article by Robin Guldener.
But as much as we love PostgreSQL at OtterTune, certain aspects of it are not great. So instead of writing yet another blog article like everyone else touting the awesomeness of everyone’s favorite elephant-themed DBMS, we want to discuss the one major thing that sucks: how PostgreSQL implements multi-version concurrency control (MVCC).
Source: The Part of PostgreSQL We Hate the Most, an article by Bohan Zhang and Andy Pavlo.
It's my honor to present the next major release of urllib3. This major release has been in progress since 2020 and will be the foundation of future improvements to the package. Everyone on our team of contributors is excited to finally share what we've accomplished with you all.
Source: urllib3 v2.0.0 is now generally available, an article by Seth Michael Larson.