Definitely not good at Chess 😅 but I do have a lot of fun with the puzzles

Here is the script in case you're curious github.com/jbranchaud/d...

Sharing this internally, gonna see if I can get you a sale or two 🙌

yes, I was about to add this to the thread as a Rails-specific option!

The "Don't Do This" page from the PostgreSQL wiki is usually good as a conversation starter for potential pitfalls.

wiki.postgresql.org/wiki/Don't_D...

I also like to point to the `strong_migrations` README because it is full of both general insights and postgres-specific insights about how to migrate production relational databases (using expand and contract pattern).

github.com/ankane/stron...

For one, it is important to get familiar with the PostgreSQL docs.

More so because you want to be comfortable going to the authoritative source when questions come up. The statement synopses are tricky to read, so practice helps.

Also the manual is good reading if you want to learn something new.

This person already has an "apprenticeship project" which gives them a test bed to experiment, run queries against real(ish) data, and not be too scared to break things.