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A tutorial on how to collect coverage data from Go programs across many unit and integration tests and combine them into a single graphical overview

An artisanal software engineer's journey into the world of write-only code!

A walkthrough of the most common Beads Classic workflows in v1.0.1, from single-agent setups to multi-clone parallel agents with shared or separate Dolt remotes.

We moved DoltLite to the DoltHub organization. DoltLite is ready for you to use.

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

dolt revert and dolt_revert() now support conflict resolution, letting you undo a specific commit even when later changes conflict with the revert.

DoltLite's performance and correctness improved since its initial release. Remote functionality and the attach feature were also added. DoltLite is getting better quickly.

An overview of what I found when I went trudging through the newly vibe-coded DoltLite code base.

Introducing Quorum, a multi-agent deliberation engine where AI personas compete on real-world questions scored against the Doughnut Economics framework and every decision is committed to a Dolt branch for full…

A demonstration, complete with sample code, on how to use the Prisma ORM with Doltgres, the world's first version controlled PostgreSQL database.

Gas Town's vibe-coded agents introduced a plethora of new issues to Dolt. I vibe-coded a Go CLI to fight back: parallel agents to reproduce the issues agents caused.

Learn about how Embedded Dolt became the default backend in Beads, restoring the simple single-player experience without an external server.

There's a holy war brewing between Vibe Code and Trad Code that threatens to break the software engineering community worse than tabs vs spaces ever could. This article explains.

Announcing DoltLite: a free, open source drop-in replacement for SQLite with Dolt-style version control features.

I spent a week and $3,000 using Gas Town. The results are incredible. I built a fork of SQLite that has Dolt version control features called DoltLite.

Automating custom merge logic using Dolt's conflict system tables

Over the last month, we've been hard at work improving the agent mode experience in Dolt Workbench. This article will discuss some of the new features and enhancements we've made since launch.

You can now push and pull Dolt databases using SSH!

In this blog we try out lazydolt, a Terminal User Interface (TUI) application for working with a Dolt database. It's based on the popular lazygit application and was written by coding agents.