psql: Why you might use PostgreSQL in the command line, and how!
Details
We'll discuss why you should use psql, as well as a brief primer on how to get to it, plus some handy tricks you can employ while you're there.
Snacks and soft drinks will be served.
## AGENDA
6:30pm - 7:00pm: networking, food, soft drinks
7:00pm - 7:45: Talk
7:45pm - 8:30pm: discussion, networking, cleaning up
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Datadog is generously hosting our group and providing food and soft drinks this month.
RSVP details:
This meetup will be held at the Datadog offices in the New York Times Building, 45th Floor.
Building security will require a complete list of RSVPs more than 24 hours ahead of time. Please change your RSVP if you cannot make it. Guests will be registered in the system via email and must fill out a check in form. At the time of the event, guests will check in and present identification to lobby security, and then be let up to the meeting site.
Additional Info:
If you have ideas for future spaces, events, or talks - please reach out. If you're excited to come speak to us about any topic related to PostgreSQL, we can't wait to hand you the microphone. Just reach out with your suggested topic and availabliity and we'll make it happen.
This group is open to anyone interested in PostgreSQL and we welcome speakers and attendees at all points in their data careers. We nurture curiosity.
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In the interest of maintaining a safe and welcoming environment, we abide by and require all attendees, hosts, and commenters to abide by the PostgreSQL US Code of Conduct found here https://www.postgresql.org/about/policies/coc/
Any concerns may be brought to the organizers in person or via meetup.com; or to the United States PostgreSQL Association.
Attendees and commenters who do not abide by these community guidelines will be asked to leave.