Jason Fulghum

October 1, 2024

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.

James Cor

September 30, 2024

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…

Tim Sehn

September 27, 2024

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.

Nick Tobey

September 26, 2024

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 Even databases that weren't originally made for vectors are getting vector capabilities added via plugins: MariaDB Vector , announced in July, is in preview.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 o...

Liu Liu

September 25, 2024

This blog talks about how to customize menu items in your Electron app, including dynamic navigation and conditional menus.

Tim Sehn

September 24, 2024

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.

Nick Tobey

September 23, 2024

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...

Taylor Bantle

September 20, 2024

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.

Neil Macneale

September 19, 2024

The Dolt SQL Shell has a few tricks!

Tim Sehn

September 18, 2024

Many databases claim to support branches. Which databases really do?

Jason Fulghum

September 17, 2024

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.

Brian Hendriks

September 16, 2024

Introducing Signed Commits in Dolt

Zach Musgrave

September 13, 2024

Two prototypes of log4j-style logging frameworks in Go

Max Hoffman

September 12, 2024

Dolt is the only version controlled SQL database that supports Git semantics. We have added a lot of performance gains to the SQL side this year to mostly predictable places. For example, adding statistics for costed join planning guards against...

Liu Liu

September 11, 2024

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.

Neil Macneale

September 10, 2024

Now you can dolt add --patch, just like with Git!

Nick Tobey

September 9, 2024

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…...

James Cor

September 6, 2024

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...

Jason Fulghum

September 5, 2024

Dolt rebase now supports conflict resolution for data conflicts.

Max Hoffman

September 4, 2024

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…