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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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JSON Showdown: Dolt vs Sqlite
Dolt was created to be the world's first truly version controlled database. We think it does a great job at that. And in the process of making Dolt, we realized that the same data structures that make Dolt fast and efficient at version control also m...
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DoltHub is HIPAA Compliant
DoltHub is HIPAA compliant. This blog will walk you through what HIPAA is, why it matters, and how we got certified.
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Continuous integration testing on data
Continuous integration (CI) testing on data is now possible on DoltHub. Read more to learn how to add CI to your database today.
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Old School DBT
Relational databases are an organizational step change improvement over flat files like Excel or JSON. Strict typing improves data quality and maintainability over time. Schema mutations, data versioning, lineage are tracked. And you get all of the t...
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Doltgres Correctness Update
We are hard at work building Doltgres, the Postgres-compatible version of Dolt, the world's first and only version-controlled SQL database. We are planning a public Beta launch of Doltgres in the first quarter of 2025, and one of the most important m...
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What's up with all these Hashes?
Dolt is the only content addressed SQL database. Dolt uses specific algorithms to generate immutable content addresses for most internal objects in your database. This article explains how that works and how you can access and use those content addresses.
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fmt.Sprintf vs String Concat
String concatenation isn't the most elegant looking code: getFieldName := gf.tableName + "+" + gf.ColName But it's quite a bit faster than fmt.Sprintf, which arguably looks more organized: getFieldName := fmt.Sprintf("%s+%s", gf.tableName, gf.ColN...
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Doltgres Now Supports Users
We're continuing to make progress on DoltgreSQL, which is a version of Dolt built to be a drop-in replacement for PostgreSQL. Dolt, is a MySQL compatible database is built from the ground up with Git-influenced version control features. This means th...
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Building at Scale, Amazon style
You're going to build your applications differently on Dolt.
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Multi-Source Replication From Dolt to MySQL
Dolt has robust support for MySQL's replication protocol, allowing Dolt to be a source or a replica in a MySQL replication topology. In this blog post, we show how to set up a MySQL server to use multi-source replication to synchronize data from multiple Dolt servers.
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An Ooey GUI Guide to Using Dolt
Like Git and MySQL, its forebears, Dolt started as a command line utility. But over the past five years, we've upped Dolt's graphical user interface game. This blog explains how to use Dolt without ever touching a command line interface.
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Use Dolt With MySQL Connector in Python
Do you use Python? It's easy to connect to Dolt SQL server.
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Sleuthing resource leaks in Dolt
Follow along as we recount our recent sleuthing adventures tracking down resource leaks in Dolt.
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Dolt Roadmap update
Read what we've launched recently at DoltHub and what's going to launch soon
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How to Publish a Microsoft Windows Application
A step-by-step guide on how to publish a Desktop Application to the Microsoft Store.
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Anatomy of a Dolt Database
What does Dolt look like under the hood? This blog goes into details on all the files Dolt uses to provide you the world's first version controlled SQL database.
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A Useful Pattern for Nil Channel Values in Go
Sending or receiving from a nil channel in Go blocks indefinitely. Why would we want this behavior and how can we use it effectively?
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Automatic Statistics
DoltDB is the first relational database that supports Git-like version control primitives like branch, diff, and merge. All our versioning features exist alongside full MySQL compatibility and near MySQL latency parity. The latest release includes o...
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How to Publish a Mac Desktop App Outside the App Store
A step-by-step guide on packaging, signing, and notarizing a Mac desktop app for distribution outside the App Store.
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