Max Hoffman

September 6, 2023

Dolt is a SQL database with a custom storage layer designed for Git semantics. Dolt supports fast branching, diffing, and merging, plus all of the features MySQL provides. One of the ways we track our compatibility with MySQL are sqllogictests, a co...

Stephanie You

September 1, 2023

Dolt now supports profiles to manage global argument configurations

Dustin Brown

August 30, 2023

For growing software startups offering online products and services, there comes a time when having on-call engineers becomes a necessity. As customers and service level agreements begin to increase, someone needs to always be available to address em...

Tim Sehn

August 28, 2023

Here at DoltHub we believe in military and intelligence applications of Dolt. Harpoon Ventures, a venture capital firm that helps companies like ours get connected with the US military, invested in our last round of financing. In-Q-Tel is also an ear...

Tim Sehn

August 25, 2023

Dolt is the world's first and only version controlled SQL database. An important feature of modern databases is replication: enabling writes to multiple database instances. Replication is used for scalability, performance, and disaster recovery. Dolt...

Brian Hendriks

August 23, 2023

Dolt provides a great way to test your Go applications. In this blog I'll show you how to use Dolt to test your Go applications.

Jason Fulghum

August 21, 2023

It's easy to use Dolt as the backing storage for XCA, an open source UI tool for managing certificates and keys.

Taylor Bantle

August 18, 2023

Learn how to design a pull request workflow in React for your Dolt database, bringing version control, collaboration, and human review to your data.

Nick Tobey

August 16, 2023

Go is relatively young, as far as programming languages go; it will be 14 years old this November. For comparison, C++, which Go directly competes with in the space of compiled general-purpose programming languages, is 38. Go brings a lot of excitin...

Daylon Wilkins

August 14, 2023

A few weeks ago, we announced our initial implementation of Full-Text indexes. Dolt uses a bespoke SQL engine, which allows us to have a Git-influenced versioned database with the performance that would be expected of a production-ready database. Thi...

Liu Liu

August 11, 2023

Explore enhanced API control with Fine-Grained Permissions and discover the expanded capabilities of the DoltHub API.

Zach Musgrave

August 9, 2023

All software is terrible, as we all know. But some software is more terrible than others. bad and good guis Why is that? What is the property that makes some software frustrating or confusing to use? And more importantly, what is its opposite, that...

Tim Sehn

August 7, 2023

Understand temporal database definitions, methods, and tools. Outlines the business benefits of temporal databases. Surveys temporal database products, including Dolt, the first version controlled SQL database.

Neil Macneale

August 4, 2023

One of MySQL's most prominent open-source applications, WordPress, runs on Dolt with no modifications

Taylor Bantle

August 2, 2023

Learn how to create a web application using the React + GraphQL + Dolt (RGD) stack using an example that's inspired by the Hosted Dolt SQL workbench.

Nick Tobey

July 31, 2023

Improving engine performance is like solving a murder mystery.

Zach Musgrave

July 28, 2023

How to write and debug yacc parsers in golang

Daylon Wilkins

July 26, 2023

Today, we are proud to announce the initial release of Full-Text indexes! This is very important for us, as Dolt is a drop-in replacement for MySQL, that gives you all the versioning features that you're used to from Git. As we're developing our own ...

Alec Stein

July 24, 2023

While cleaning our hospital price database, I learned that GPT-4's function calling could quickly crack one of our hardest nuts. The context Since 2021, hospitals have been required to publish tables of: billing codes, representing a service rates...

Neil Macneale

July 21, 2023

Dolt commands can now connect to remote servers allowing for git like feel for shared servers