This history of MySQL written by Stewart Smith is very interesting. I started with MySQL in 2005 when the 5.0 release was not yet stable. It was a good time to start hacking on MySQL because there were a lot of things to fix. I spent a lot of time debugging and improving replication and InnoDB. I usually enjoyed working on InnoDB. The code is well designed, documented and implemented. The InnoDB team was very responsive. Replication, well, all I will say is that it has been rewarding to work on it, but I am unlikely to go near that code again. Mark https://flamingspork/blog/2014/02/03/past-present-and-future-of-mysql-and-variants-part-1-ghosts-of-mysql-past https://flamingspork/blog/2014/02/04/ghosts-of-mysql-past-part-2 https://flamingspork/blog/2014/02/05/ghosts-of-mysql-past-part-3 https://flamingspork/blog/2014/02/06/ghosts-of-mysql-past-part-4-a-million-features-for-enterprise/ https://flamingspork/blog/2014/02/14/ghosts-of-mysql-past-part-5-the-era-of-acquisitions
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