Taylor Bantle

January 25, 2023

Dolt is a version controlled SQL database that you can branch, merge, and diff. Dolt stores data in a prolly tree to efficiently support these operations, which can come with write overhead and use a lot of storage. You can reduce the am...

Max Hoffman

January 23, 2023

Dolt is the first version controlled SQL database. Dolt uses Git semantics to branch and commit state checkpoints, and MySQL semantics to define, mutate, and access data. We've optimized a variety of performance benchmarks over the last year: ...

Tim Sehn

January 19, 2023

Last June, I published a Getting Started: Version Controlled Database blog that quickly became Dolt's GitHub README . As I say in that blog: Dolt started as a data sharing tool, "Git for Data" . Dolt's original focus was implementing G...

Daylon Wilkins

January 18, 2023

Imagine, for a moment, that both code and data were not constrained to the present. With a "standard" database, your data lives only in the present. Sure, with backups you're able to recall the past, but to do so means to fully immerse yourself in…...

Alec Stein

January 11, 2023

On its face, it's hundreds of terabytes, millions of files, and trillions of negotiated rates between insurers and providers. But the health insurance data dump is probably smaller than it seems. Back in July, health insurers published all their...

Zach Musgrave

January 9, 2023

Dolt is the world's first SQL database with Git-style version control. We spent the first part of 2022 working on our performance, in large part by re-writing the storage engine. In October, we were lucky enough to be invited to speak about this ...

Andy Arthur

January 4, 2023

Beta release of ACID transactions in Dolt

Dhruv Sringari

January 3, 2023

Adding version control functionality to Retool apps

Tim Sehn

December 30, 2022

A survey of the data merge space. Data merge in not mail merge. New tools exists to merge two tables at scale. This is true data merge.

Jennifer Purevsuren

December 21, 2022

For those who are unfamiliar with Dolt , it is a version controlled SQL database. If you know what GitHub and MySQL are, you already know how to use Dolt! We have been improving our compatibility with MySQL everyday by implementing MySQL features...

Andy Arthur

December 19, 2022

A release of a new golang package for hashing generic types.

Jason Fulghum

December 16, 2022

DoltDB is a MySQL-compatible database with Git's distributed versioning features. It's the first relational database that versions your data changes AND your schema changes. Today's blog post is a teaser for a new project we're working on... My...

Zach Musgrave

December 14, 2022

It's 2022, and the version control wars are conclusively over. Everybody uses git, but hardly anybody really understands it, and even fewer truly love it. I think these last two points are related. It's hard to...

Dhruv Sringari

December 12, 2022

DoltHub is the place to share Dolt 's version controlled databases. Last month, we created a migrate button that automatically migrates your Dolt databases to the latest storage format. We've since migrated all ~100 public databases on the Do...

James Cor

December 9, 2022

If you haven't heard, Dolt is a SQL database with Git versioning . A couple of months ago, a customer asked for prefix indexes , so we implemented them. In this blog, we'll discuss how to use prefix indexes, their benefits, as well as their lim...

Daylon Wilkins

December 8, 2022

Here at DoltHub, our centerpiece is Dolt, which fuses a MySQL-compatible database with Git-style versioning capabilities. After you install Dolt , all it takes are a few commands to have a running server: mkdir demo cd demo dolt init dolt...

This is a guest post by Rimantas Lukosevicius. He is a regular bounty contributor and this is his first data analysis blog for us. Who and Where are the NIMBYs? During the second iteration of DoltHub's USA housing price data bounty a ...

Max Hoffman

December 5, 2022

Explains how we improved blob write performance

Taylor Bantle

November 30, 2022

Google Universal Analytics will stop collecting data on July 1, 2023. Learn how to add the new Google Analytics 4 (GA4) property to start collecting data from your Gatsby and Next.js applications.

Aaron Son

November 28, 2022

A collection of useful patterns for interacting with spawned processes using os/exec.