The PostgreSQL organization on GitHub hosts a variety of public repositories that showcase its commitment to open-source database technology. Key projects include the postgres repository, which serves as a mirror of the official PostgreSQL GIT repository, and the pgweb repository, which contains the code behind the official PostgreSQL website. The primary programming languages used in these projects include HTML, Python, and C.
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Public repositories
postgres
Mirror of the official PostgreSQL GIT repository. Note that this is just a *mirror* - we don't work with pull requests on github. To contribute, please see https://wiki.postgresql.org/wiki/Submitting_a_Patch
pgweb
Mirror of the code behind www.postgresql.org
pgarchives
Code handling the PostgreSQL mailinglist archives
pgcommitfest
The source code for https://commitfest.postgresql.org
pgweb-static
Mirror of the fully static components of www.postgresql.org, mainly large files. Kept separately to keep the size of the code repository down.
Frequently asked questions
What does postgres build on GitHub?
The postgres organization builds several repositories related to PostgreSQL, including the core postgres repository and tools like pgweb, which supports the official website. These projects focus on database functionality and community engagement.
Which programming languages does postgres use?
Postgres primarily uses C for its core database engine, along with HTML and Python for various tools and components associated with the PostgreSQL ecosystem. This diverse language usage supports a range of functionalities.
Are postgres's repositories public?
Yes, all repositories under the postgres organization are public. This transparency allows developers and users to access and collaborate on the code, contributing to the ongoing development of PostgreSQL and its related projects.
Is this exposure intended?
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