Tim Sehn

October 16, 2025

OurSci just published a cool open database of crop and soil samples on DoltHub. OurSci partnered with the Bionutrient Association to collect the data between 2020 and 2023. The database is published free and open on DoltHub.

Jason Fulghum

October 15, 2025

We've been testing out generative AI tooling and in this blog post we take a look at Replit's conversational web app builder and compare it to Vercel's v0.app. We build a small web app that loads data from a Dolt database, and use Dolt's version-control features to expose that version information in the web application. Read on to learn more about how the Replit experience compares to Vercel's v0.app.

Elian Deogracia-Brito

October 14, 2025

Dolt now officially supports a wide range of MariaDB clients, verified through automated CI testing.

Tim Sehn

October 13, 2025

Large Dolt databases are slow to interact with on the `dolt` command line. We implemented a solution using `mmap`. Turn it on for your large database if you want a faster `dolt` CLI.

Zach Musgrave

October 10, 2025

We benchmarked channel-based iterators v. those provided by the iter package and share the results.

Brian Hendriks

October 9, 2025

In this post, I'll walk you through my experience building an AI agent that can import data into Dolt.

Eric Richardson

October 8, 2025

We've been working on improving the workbench's support for Dolt's version control features. In this article, we'll discuss some enhancements that better reflect the state of working changes in the workbench.

Elian Deogracia-Brito

October 7, 2025

Running Bats on Windows can be tricky, but with GoLand and BashSupportPro, you can run Bats tests with a single click.

Nick Tobey

October 6, 2025

Users asked for cross-branch tables in Dolt. We delivered.

Daylon Wilkins

October 3, 2025

We loaded 100 real world Postgres dumps and failed almost all of them. Read more to find out why we did this, and how we're solving these issues.

Neil Macneale

October 2, 2025

Dolt can help you keep your data clean. Read more to find out how!

Jason Fulghum

October 1, 2025

We've been exploring generative AI tooling and in this blog post we take a look at Vercel's v0.app tool that gives you a conversational interface for generating web apps. We build a small web app that loads data from a Dolt database, and use Dolt's version-control features to expose that version information in the web application.

Elian Deogracia-Brito

September 30, 2025

How multi-stage Docker builds enable faster builds for release and source Dolt images.

Zach Musgrave

September 29, 2025

Learn how to use common table expressions (CTEs) in MySQL, what they're good for, and try out some examples.

Zach Musgrave

September 26, 2025

Go 1.25 includes support for an experimental new garbage collector called Green Tea. We tried it out with Dolt's main performance benchmarks and summarize what difference it made (not much).

Zach Musgrave

September 25, 2025

Grafana recently launched support for SQL queries in their metrics dashboards. We describe how they used go-mysql-server, a SQL query engine written in Go, to implement this feature.

Tim Sehn

September 24, 2025

The world is starting to realize agents need branches, specifically database branches. This article dives deep into what Supporting Our AI Overlords: Redesigning Data Systems to be Agent-First says about database branches and acts as DoltHub's formal response.

Eric Richardson

September 23, 2025

Learn how to use Dolt's built-in test engine entirely within the Dolt Workbench.

Elian Deogracia-Brito

September 22, 2025

Strategies for building options across both CLI commands and SQL table functions in Dolt.

Brian Hendriks

September 19, 2025

Developing an AI agent is a new experience for most software developers. Here is my experience developing an AI agent