- REFERENCE9 min read
So you want Database Versioning?
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, a Git database, Git for data, data…
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- WORKBENCH10 min read
Building an Electron App with Next.js
This blog walks through the process of converting the Dolt Workbench into a desktop application using Electron. It addresses key challenges, debugging tools, and tips for optimizing the final build.
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- SQL11 min read
JSON Showdown: Dolt vs MySQL
UPDATE: The original version of this post accidentally used an outdated SQL client when benchmarking Dolt, which introduced additional latency. With the updated metrics, Dolt is even faster. The previous version of this post concluded that Dolt…...
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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 . This month, we tackled several dolt-specific issues and make improvements to long-standing trouble areas. Dolt-Specifi...
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Dolt Rebase Conflict Resolution
Dolt rebase now supports conflict resolution for data conflicts.
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How We Count Faster Than MySQL
Dolt is the first version controlled database with Git semantics. We often compare ourselves to MySQL because that was the first wire protocol we achieved drop-in compatibility with. But , with the release of Doltgres , we also have a Postgres…
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TablePlus Works with Doltgres
Doltgres is a SQL database with Git-style versioning, a Postgres version of Dolt . We've been working to make Doltgres compatible with PostgreSQL by supporting database workbenches such as TablePlus and DBeaver. Today, we share our progress of ...
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- REFERENCE14 min read
Dolt runs on Diesel
A demonstration, complete with sample code, on how to use Diesel with Dolt, the world's first version controlled SQL database.
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- REFERENCEUSE CASE7 min read
Dolt for Data Engineers
Dolt can be used by data engineers to implement a data staging area or version controlled Gold tables. These two additions to your data stack improve data quality and decrease time to recovery when bad data makes it into your warehouse.
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Enhancing Index Support
We're continuing to make progress on DoltgreSQL , which is a version of Dolt built to be a drop-in replacement for PostgreSQL. For those that may not know about Dolt , it's built as a drop-in replacement for MySQL that is built, from the gro...
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Why I Threw Away Perfectly Good Code
Throwing out code doesn't mean that it wasn't worth writing.
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The 4-chan Go programmer
A very silly concurrency exercise in using Go channels that send channels that send channels that send channels.
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Migrating from AWS QLDB to Dolt: a sorta example
A comprehensive example of how one might migrate a QLDB ledger's history over to Dolt.
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Announcing Hosted Dolt Private Deployments
Hosted Dolt now supports deployments which are only accessible from authorized VPCs
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- HOSTEDREFERENCE10 min read
So you Want Hosted MySQL?
Hosted Dolt can deploy a MySQL primary with a Dolt replica, giving any MySQL database an immutable, queryable audit log of every transaction. This Dolt replica can be used for disaster recovery or compliance. That means Hosted Dolt is now also Hosted MySQL. What are your current options when it comes to Hosted MySQL? This blog will explain.
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- FEATURE RELEASESQL3 min read
Announcing Fast Diffing and Merging of JSON Documents
There's no one-size-fits-all approach when it comes to modeling data. Sometimes you want to use a file system. Sometimes you need a relational database. Other times you need a semi-structured file format, like JSON or flatbuffers. (Aside: we love…
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