> I would love to see a 'tutorials/guide' and 'best practices' part of the documentation that is updated with each new release, that give examples of the most c

> I would love to see a 'tutorials/guide' and 'best practices' part of the documentation that is updated with each new release, that give examples of the most common tasks, and when/why to use them, and when to move to something more advanced. Tutorials and best practices come about from real-world usage, which is why they're often out of date — by the time someone becomes enough of an expert on features specific to a version to write good-quality content of that nature, a new version is out. The only way to update those is through real-world usage, which means shipping pre-release versions for long-enough periods of time and having them used to ship real things, all before the release. Does PostgreSQL do this? It hasn't in my experience, but it's admittedly limited to the last 5-6 years.