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From: Bruce Momjian <pgman@candle.pha.pa.us>
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Subject: Re: Developer vs. Programmer
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> Hacker's Guide sounds good.  Hacker's Corner sounds bad.  There's no
> reason at all that this guide can't be called the Hacker's Guide and
> for it to reside in the Developer's Corner.  I'm going to be doing some
> redesign and face lifting in the not too distant future and hope the
> end result to be the Developer's Corner to be obviously for developers
> of PostgreSQL and not software developers *using* or developing products
> that use PostgreSQL.

Great.  Thanks.  I realized I was getting the two confused, so I thought
others might as well.


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