Whenever there is a version update, I can&#x27;t help but be grateful for the documentation ethic of Postgres. For the vast majority of my projects I have to wade through unaffiliated and incomplete blog tutorials that may or may not be relevant to the version I&#x27;m trying to use. With anything related to Postgres, I may read about something on a blog post, but I <i>always</i> know that I can count on the Postgres documentation if I need supplemental information, or sometimes I&#x27;ll skip the post and go straight to the official docs. The PostgreSQL project, in my mind, sets the standard globally for software documentation.<p>I should add that Postgres was the first database I ever used, and I literally learned pretty much everything I know about Postgres, SQL, as well as Relational and Set Logic from the official docs. And that was with no background in software development and an undergraduate business degree with Excel being my most technologically advanced toolset. <i>That</i> is a documentation success story.