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So you want an AI Database?
Here at DoltHub, we built the world's first version-controlled SQL database: Dolt. What do version control and databases have to do with Artificial Intelligence (AI)? It turns out, a lot. At first, we were skeptical about the AI revolution, but then...
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Reducing Yacc Latency by 80%
Dolt is the first relational database that supports Git-like versioning. Dolt's content-addressed storage layer plugs into two wire layers, MySQL and now Postgres (DoltgreSQL). While half of the team works on reaching 100% Postgres compatibility, I ...
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How we can Build a Vector Index from Prolly Trees
Designing a Vector Index built on Prolly Trees is We explore the possible options for building Vector
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Dolt for SOX Compliance
Dolt provides many features that can benefit companies that need to be SOX compliant.
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Reflecting on Go Reflection
Golang reflection is wonderfully horrible. Let's reflect on it.
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How to run DoltLab without egress
Learn how to configure a DoltLab instance to run within a closed network that restricts egress traffic.
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How to Submit an Electron App to the Mac App Store
A step-by-step guide on how to publish an Apple Desktop Application to the Mac App Store.
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How to Restore a Dropped Database
The dolt_undrop() stored procedure allows you to quickly restore a database that was dropped. Recently, when a customer accidentally dropped one of their databases, they were able to use dolt_undrop() to recover it.
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Correctness Update
Welcome back to another installment of Dolt's monthly correctness updates! If you missed it, here's last month's update. We've been receiving fewer customer issues lately, so there was a focus on adding more features and expanding on existing functio...
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Dolt + post-no-preference: Open Data
DoltHub's most popular user is post-no-preference. He publishes US stock market data daily. His databases have thousands of users. Learn more about his use case.
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The Plan for Vectors in Dolt
Lately, I keep hearing about vector databases. Even databases that weren't originally made for vectors are getting vector capabilities added via plugins: MariaDB Vector, announced in July, is in preview. Sqlite has sqlite-vec, which officially left ...
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How to Create Custom Desktop Menus in Electron
This blog talks about how to customize menu items in your Electron app, including dynamic navigation and conditional menus.
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So you Want Git for Data? 2024 Edition.
Many products claim to be Git for Data. Which ones best fit the moniker? This blog answers that question. An update of a popular article from 2020.
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JSON Showdown: Dolt vs Postgres
Dolt is the first truly version controlled database. It's "Git, but for SQL data." But it's not just Git for SQL data. The same techniques Dolt uses for efficient version control also make it really good at handling JSON. That's why I've been advocat...
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Getting Started: Flutter and Dolt
Learn how to build a desktop and iOS application using Flutter that shows a simple example of how you could display branches and pull requests from a Dolt database.
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So you Want Database Branches?
Many databases claim to support branches. Which databases really do?
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PostgreSQL's COPY Protocol
In this blog post, we explore the PostgreSQL wire protocol for importing bulk data with the COPY ... FROM STDIN statement, and see how it works in Doltgres.
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Building package-level, runtime configurable logging ala log4j in Go
Two prototypes of log4j-style logging frameworks in Go
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