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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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Dolt + Scorewarrior: Version Controlled Game Configuration
Dolt is a version controlled SQL database. How would you use such a thing? A popular Dolt use case is version controlling configuration. Modern games have a ton of configuration. Managing megabytes or gigabytes of configuration across many files bec...
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Dolt + Datadog: Building Dolt Dashboards with Datadog
Using Datadog to build dashboards for your Dolt instances is easy, since Dolt is MySQL compatible.
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DoltLab v2.1.4 Installer Update
Read about how we've updated DoltLab's installer binary to use a configuration file, making it much simpler to use.
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How to fix bugs in 24 hours or less
Here at DoltHub, we pledge to fix customer bugs in 24 hours or less. This blog tells you how we do it.
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Is Postgres Too Customizable?
We're steadily making progress on DoltgreSQL, which is a version of Dolt built to be a drop-in replacement for PostgreSQL. With the goal of being a drop-in replacement, we're doing a lot of research to make sure that we're implementing the same funct...
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ok Considered Harmful
A polemic against the use of one of the most common idioms in the Go world: boolean variables named ok
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Getting Started: DoltLab Enterprise
DoltLab has an Enterprise version. This blog answers why you need it and how you get it.
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dolt fetch Gets Much Faster
The latest version of Dolt has much better performance for pull, shallow clone and fetch in some network conditions.
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Understanding Postgres Database Schemas and the search_path
A guide to understanding how database schemas work in Doltgres, and introducing the search_path setting
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Disk Storage Read Planning
Dolt is the first and only database that versions structured data the way Git versions code. Our users use Dolt either as a relational database running on cloud hardware, like Hosted Dolt, or as a web collaboration tool like DoltHub or Doltlab backed...
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Deconfusing How To Use Gmail's SMTP server in 2024
Learn how to send emails using Gmail's SMTP server in 2024.
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Getting Started: DoltLab
A step-by-step walkthrough on the simplest way to set up and use DoltLab.
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Dolt Gets a cgo Dependency
Adding a cgo dependency to a Go project can involve tradeoffs. Here we discuss Dolt's first cgo dependency and some of the tradeoffs involved.
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Introducing doltgres.com
We launched a dedicated website for Doltgres, doltgres.com and a dedicated documentation site, docs.doltgres.com.
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Dolt Storage: Introducing Archives
3rd in our series about how Dolt stores all your bytes on Disk.
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Shiny using R Works With Dolt
Dolt is a combination of MySQL and Git, creating the first ever version controlled database. Today's blog we will build a simple Shiny app using Dolt to branch, commit, push, and pull a database. Dolt + Shiny What we need for this demo: Dolt, inst...
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Why you need a Git-style Remote for your Database
What are Dolt remotes? A survey of remote options and why your Dolt database needs one.
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Correctness Update
About a month ago, we provided an update to Dolt's correctness. Since then, we've continued to make improvements; here's what we've been up to. Bug Fixes As usual, we're always trying to make a dent in our bug queue. Here are some notable bug fixes...
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