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A tour of the adaptive encoding storage techniques new in Dolt 2.0

MongoDB and Git had a baby, and it's named Dumbo. Cool! How fast is it? Let's find out.

Watch the video to see how Dolt's Git-style branching and merging make it a natural fit for agentic systems.

A detailed description of Dolt's TPC-C benchmarking.

Code comments seem to hurt agents more than help. For pure vibe code projects, just delete them.

MongoDB and Git had a baby, and it's named Dumbo. Find out what makes it tick

Almost exactly three years ago, we announced Dolt 1.0. Today, we announce Dolt 2.0.

MongoDB and Git had a baby, and it's named Dumbo. Release 0.1 is now public!

Hosted Dolt now supports Azure Private Link. You can create a new Hosted Dolt instance on Azure with Private Link support in just a few clicks.

Every time I hit a wall in DoltLite quality, a new test suite idea drives the next round of improvements. We're all SDETs now.

Use a Dolt replica for database insurance against catastrophe or more mundane bad writes. In the human operator era, a Dolt replica was nice to have. In the agentic operator era, a Dolt replica is essential.

Today, we're announcing that we've extended Dolt Workbench to support Doltgres agent mode. In this article, I'll walk through an example showing how to use it for a data import task.

Dolt now supports functional indexes, allowing you to index expressions and function results for faster queries on computed values.

We're making sure that GC always "just works". If you never notice it exists, we're doing our job right.

DoltLite redefines what is possible for local-first software. You can now use Git-style merges instead of CRDTs in sync engines.

DoltHub Pro's price drops 10x to just $5/month for up to 5 GB of private database storage.

Today, we're announcing that we've extended the Dolt MCP server to now support Doltgres databases. This article will discuss how to use it.

Through the process of polishing DoltLite, I learned a lot about vibe coding. I moved away from Gas Town and settled on a different agent set up: dueling Claude and Codex.

An experiment in fully vibe-coded frontend development.

We look at a recent bug fix to understand how Dolt actually represents queries internally. It turns out, database engines and compilers have a lot in common.