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We've recently been building crash recovery testing for Dolt, adding confidence in its durability properties when running on different filesystems and with different settings. Here we describe a bit about our …

Take a tour of Go's SQL driver implementation and see how it works in Dolt's embedded SQL driver.

You can now monitor your Hosted Dolt instances using Dolt's built-in Prometheus server.

Object-Relational Mappers (ORMs) simplify application development by abstracting database interactions, and they pair naturally with Dolt, a MySQL-compatible, version-controlled relational database. This post …

The process of creating daily Dolt blog featured images using multiple AIs.

Have you ever thought "I wish I had 100 Claude Codes"? There's a new coding agent for you called Gas Town. This article gives our review and talks about how Dolt could help.

DoltCash started as a cool concept that was bad at accounting. Here’s what changed in v2: fewer “smart” tools, more validation, slower workflows, and a test-like actual-vs-expected loop that finally makes i…

Learn about how Postgres treats every table's schema as its own type and what you can do with this feature

Andy Pavlo thinks databases need branches. But he didn't mention Dolt. We're pretty sure he knows Dolt exists so what happened? This article offers a potential explanation.

Understanding how to safely recover from a panic in a Golang app is important, especially if you're building a long-running service, background workers, or goroutine pools. In this blog post, we explore how pa…

This article discusses database and version control design in an effort to explain how Dolt's database version control works.

We continue to improve Dolt read performance on Sysbench

We often get asked if someone should build their decentralized application on Dolt. The answer can be in the details.

We want you to use Dolt, but sometimes, it is just not the right tool for the job. This article explains some reasons not to choose Dolt as your database.

Dolt uses directories on your filesystem to store databases. This comes from the Dolt's origins as Git for Data. These directories can get confusing. This article explains.

Learn how DoltHub moved 3,000+ blog images from GitHub to S3 to improve build times and reduce repository size while maintaining ease of use for blog authors

Does IEEE-754 compliance guarantee consistency across platforms?

Learn how we combined GnuCash, Dolt, and Claude to build a Vibe-accounting tool (that doesn't work super great)!

Our riff on the Spotify Wrapped Year in Review format for 2025. Our favorites from a number of categories.