Zach Musgrave

July 28, 2023

How to write and debug yacc parsers in golang

Daylon Wilkins

July 26, 2023

Today, we are proud to announce the initial release of Full-Text indexes! This is very important for us, as Dolt is a drop-in replacement for MySQL, that gives you all the versioning features that you're used to from Git . As we're developin...

Alec Stein

July 24, 2023

While cleaning our hospital price database , I learned that GPT-4's function calling could quickly crack one of our hardest nuts. The context Since 2021, hospitals have been required to publish tables of: billing codes, representin...

Neil Macneale

July 21, 2023

Dolt commands can now connect to remote servers allowing for git like feel for shared servers

Max Hoffman

July 19, 2023

Dolt is the first SQL database that branches, diffs, and merges data the way Git version controls text. We expected versioning data to be different than versioning code. But as the first database with structural sharing at the storage layer, Dolt i...

Brian Hendriks

July 17, 2023

Announcement of European deployment regions for hosted Dolt.

Tim Sehn

July 14, 2023

A 2023 update on Dolt for Postgres users. Dolt works with the Postgres mysql_fdw. We're getting started on a Postgres-flavored Dolt named Doltgres.

Tim Sehn

July 12, 2023

A demonstration, complete with sample code, on how to use SQLAlchemy with Dolt, the world's first version controlled SQL database.

Liu Liu

July 10, 2023

Explore the new feature in our documentation that allows users to execute queries and interact with DoltHub databases without leaving the page.

Jason Fulghum

July 7, 2023

Go 1.21RC2 is out and there's a bunch of small, but helpful new features and changes that are worth learning

Dustin Brown

July 5, 2023

In June of this year we released DoltLab v1.0.0 which uses Dolt as its default application database instead of PostgreSQL , providing out-of-the-box, version-controlled data for all of our DoltLab customers. Today, I'll cover how you can su...

Taylor Bantle

June 30, 2023

The Hosted Dolt SQL workbench now supports CSV file uploads and exporting SQL query results as a CSV.

Alec Stein

June 28, 2023

I'm staring down 400M rows of hospital prices that, to my knowledge, haven't been seen before by the public. At least not all in one place, and definitely not by someone like me, who's more used to avoiding medical bills than trying to make sense o...

Tim Sehn

June 26, 2023

Explains what an air gapped network is, where they are generally deployed, and some tools to make managing the software and data inside them easier

Max Hoffman

June 23, 2023

Dolt was originally designed as a standalone CLI tool for supporting distributed asynchronous data sharing with the same primitives as Git. But we are now a database company. We still support data sharing with Git semantics but increasingly in a…

Tim Sehn

June 22, 2023

Understand slowly changing dimension definitions, methods, and tools. Outlines the business benefits of using slowly changing dimension for database versioning. Introduces Dolt, the first SQL database with built in slowly changing dimension.

Jason Fulghum

June 21, 2023

The `@@dolt_transaction_commit` system variable turns all SQL commits into Dolt commits, enabling you to have a versioned history of your data without having to explicitly call dolt_commit().

Aaron Son

June 16, 2023

Runtime costs and strategies for static initialization in Go

Brian Hendriks

June 15, 2023

The database is the heart of most applications. It's where the data that drives your web applications lives. It's where your users' data is stored. The data in your database may be used in countless ways such as analytics, machine learning, and…

Neil Macneale

June 12, 2023

Dolt's Command Line Interface is being modernized to integrate better with our SQL Server. A little history, and a plan for the future.