Le vendredi 28 août 2009 à 07:09 -0700, David Metzler a écrit :
This brings me to a quick question about the culture (not technology) of drupal development documentation. One of the things some of us could have done in response was to actually edit the pages that were posted. In a wiki, this would be expected and encouraged, along with log notes on why the changes were made.
Yeah. I think it is good behavior to edit the pages and try to collaborate. Some of my pages were edited and are now better. I think we could benefit from publishing a slow query log collector which would collect them server-side in the database. In PostgreSQL this is possible using a cron job loading CSV logs into the database. Therefore you can access and fix slow queries that are executed in the real life, not in cache. Kind regards, Jean-Michel