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  1. Two versions of a table with different schema can sometimes share storage in Dolt. Learn about when a schema change causes a full rewrite of the table data and when it can incrementally share storage with past…

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  2. In this tutorial, learn how to define stored procedures in MySQL and what they're good for, with examples

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  3. The flexibility of JSON is useful even within SQL databases. Dolt now makes merging concurrent changes to JSON documents easy.

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  4. Go 1.22 is expected to be released next month; in this blog post, we dig into the latest release candidate and explore what's new

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  5. How to write a version-controlled application using DoltDB

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  6. Getting Started: Laravel and Dolt

    We're on a mission to show that Dolt works with all your favorite tools in all your favorite languages. Today we head to PHP-land and show you how to integrate Dolt with Laravel, a popular website builder with…

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  7. Upcoming improvements to the Dolt CLI

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  8. Dolt Interactive Rebase

    Dolt now supports interactive rebases, giving you a powerful and easy to use way to edit your commit history.

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  9. Dolt SQL Server Push Support

    Dolt SQL Servers now support the ability to receive push calls from cloned repositories

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  10. Dolt Workbench now supports PostgreSQL

    The Dolt Workbench now supports PostgreSQL in preparation of DoltgreSQL, Postgres-flavored Dolt. Learn how to use the Dolt Workbench with Postgres and what changes we made in order to support it.

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  11. So you want an Open Source SQL Workbench?

    Learn about the purpose and common features of SQL Workbenches. Survey open source SQL Workbench products, including the Dolt Workbench.

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  12. Extending Shared Datasets

    Dolt is a distributed, version-controlled database that makes it easy to share, collaborate on, and extend datasets. This post shows how to easily extend a shared dataset with your own customizations and still…

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  13. Initial results for performance of DoltgreSQL, and how it compares to vanilla Dolt, MySQL and, PostgreSQL

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  14. Dolt Concurrent Transaction Example

    Dolt is the world's first version controlled SQL database. Dolt is built on a novel storage engine that makes diffs and merges fast. When committing a SQL transaction, Dolt uses the same merge logic you inv…

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  15. Two months ago I talked about how we got 4 9s of correctness in sqllogictests. I mentioned how the most time consuming task was optimizing a test query that joined 64 tables, a query that even MySQL choked on.…

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  16. Here at DoltHub, we've had a lot of success with our "So you want..." series of blog posts helping people find Dolt when they are looking for it. Dolt is a lot of things. Dolt is a version controlled database,…

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  17. Contributing to DoltgreSQL

    Last month, I announced that we were finally starting development on DoltgreSQL. In a little over a month, we've made quite a lot of progress and released a new pre-release version. We've also expanded the d…

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  18. Two weeks ago we published A Spooky Performance Regression in AWS EBS Volumes that highlighted a performance regression in writes against AWS EBS volumes we saw while benchmarking Dolt and MySQL. Initially …

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  19. Sizing Your Dolt Instance

    Dolt is the world's first version controlled SQL database. To implement Git-style version control functionality at Online Transaction Processing (OLTP) performance, Dolt has different hardware requirements tha…

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  20. Entity Framework Core with Dolt

    Dolt is a drop-in replacement for MySQL. This post shows how you can use the MySQL support in .NET's Entity Framework Core to easily work with Dolt databases.

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